[New-Poetry] Hurricanes

[Skip Fox]

I have one in Snow Monkey: "Lily."  Wasn't going to publish it after Katrina
since it's such a cartoon. (Lily hit over St Landry Parish, LA, where I
live. Gustav hit us as well. I don't yet have power and entire parish is
beat up pretty badly.) It might be in my next collection.

 

If anyone wants a copy of _For To_ which just came out, please send me your
address. (Anny, yours will come slow boat, etc.)

 

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In a message dated 9/3/2008 5:30:02 PM Central Daylight Time,
rwilsnac at medicine.nodak.edu writes: 




...got me to wondering about what poets have written about
hurricanes, not just ordinary storms.


Phillip Freneau and Alan Dugan come to mind, and Shakespeare.  Byron?
Rupert Brooke has a great seasickness poem. 

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