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The house with nobody in it. By Joyce Kilmer

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Trees - Joyce Kilmer

On a chilly winter afternoon in 1913, at his home in New Jersey, poet Joyce Kilmer jotted down the first two lines of a new poem in his notebook, along…

March 1917 | Frank Gordon, Alice Henderson, Helen Hoyt, Harriet Monroe, Ezra Pound, Ford Ford, Violet Hunt, Orrick Johns, Joyce Kilmer, Amy Lowell, Max Michelson, Odell Shepard, Eunice Tietjens, John Fletcher

On the back cover of Jack, the Lady Killer (Poisoned Pen Press, 1999), the detective tale told in poetic form by the late H. R. F. Keating, Jack is described as "one of the rarest forms known to literature, the detective novel in verse." How strange indeed: a 1930s mystery in the form of a narrative poem Well, just guess what your Passing Tramp has come across: How Strange a Thing, a narrative murder mystery poem of 96 pages by one Dorothy Bennett, published in 1935 by Caxton Printers of…

(for Aline) Because the road was steep and long And through a dark and lonely land, God set upon my lips a song And put a lantern in my hand. Through miles on weary miles of night That stretch relentless in my way My lantern burns serene and white, An unexhausted cup of day. O golden lights and lights like wine, How dim your boasted splendors are. Behold this little lamp of mind: It is more starlike than a star!

The Bergen County Historical Society elected its first list of 10 "extraordinary individuals" who lived in the county.

The celebrated writer is best known for his 1913 poem “Trees.”

'Trees' - Joyce Kilmer