@ak9stout:
RT @americamag: Marie Ponsot's poetry, writes Benjamin Ivry, was "fiercely intellectual and breathtakingly simple, intensely serious with f…
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@Salvatorians:
RT @americamag: Marie Ponsot's poetry, writes Benjamin Ivry, was "fiercely intellectual and breathtakingly simple, intensely serious with f…
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@jenniferlknox:
Au revoir, wonderful otter woman, Marie Ponsot.
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@trepidarium02:
RT @fawnabyss: Marie Ponsot is gone. Long live Marie Ponsot. #poetry
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@SJCNY:
RT @writersfoundry: Marie Ponsot was a steadfast believer in the power of the written word and an inspiration for The Writer's Foundry. She…
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@Mohabkady:
RT @bponsot: My grandmother, Marie Ponsot, taught me innumerable things — but my favorite was the audacity to believe you can write for a l…
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@BlackEarthInst:
RT @pksjones1: some days I think my poems matter, other days not so much. But I am glad they mattered to Marie Ponsot and Steve Cannon. A…
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@fawnabyss:
Marie Ponsot is gone. Long live Marie Ponsot. #poetry
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@NikhilP72108560:
RT @bponsot: My grandmother, Marie Ponsot, taught me innumerable things — but my favorite was the audacity to believe you can write for a l…
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@energy6903:
RT @POETSorg: “There is always time to write one line of poetry.” —Marie Ponsot. A beautiful tribute to our late Chancellor @NYTObits https…
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@RoseHorowitz31:
RT @DoireannNiG: Reading with sorrow of Marie Ponsot’s death, I return to her poem ‘Bliss and Grief’ which reads, in its entirety -
No on…
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@RoseHorowitz31:
RT @bponsot: My grandmother, Marie Ponsot, taught me innumerable things — but my favorite was the audacity to believe you can write for a l…
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@chrispchpnj:
RT @MatthewSitman: "She was a single mother in New York City, with seven children to raise. But she did not stop writing. She filled notebo…
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@mprparis:
RT @JamesMartinSJ: Marie Ponsot, an award-winning poet whose Catholicism suffused her work, died on Friday. She published regularly in @com…
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@juliettetorrez:
RT @pksjones1: some days I think my poems matter, other days not so much. But I am glad they mattered to Marie Ponsot and Steve Cannon. A…
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@jpglutting:
RT @POETSorg: a rescuer, charted for recovery,
to speak against the daily sinking flame
& the shrinking waters of the mortal sea.
—Marie…
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@mrslentils:
RT @ProfessorEA: Also, she spoke out consistently against war, & her "freelance translation" included classic Tales of Hans Christian Ander…
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@mrkaplanenglish:
RT @BLReview: "..there’s no story if there’s no hope of change." - Marie Ponsot (from "The Problem of Fiction")
We were honored to have Ma…
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@buddeckee:
RT @poetshouse: No one
is here
right now.
Marie Ponsot (1921-2019)
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@PoetMattByers:
RT @ALPoetLaureate: I had no idea Marie Ponsot was 98! I've pulled "The Bird Catcher" from my shelf to have a look at and think of her poet…
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@FunWithPoetryNY:
RT @PoetryFound: To see clear, resist the drag of images.
Take nature as it is, not Dame nor Kind.
Act in events; touch what you name.
—M…
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@edbrydon:
RT @AlliBrydon: RIP Marie Ponsot, one of my favorite poets. So fortunate to have taken a workshop with her. “Come to mind, cloud. // Come t…
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@newpages:
RT @BLReview: "..there’s no story if there’s no hope of change." - Marie Ponsot (from "The Problem of Fiction")
We were honored to have Ma…
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@NicoleLooped:
"What women wander?
Not many. All. A few.
Most would, now & then,
& no wonder.
Some, and I’m one,
Wander sitting still."
--Marie Ponsot
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@geschwartz58:
RT @geschwartz58: I wrote a poem for Marie Ponsot... #MariePonsot
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@s_cl_chin:
@AbcarianLAT @hankstuever I was sure he had passed. And that I had read Marie Ponsot's obit in the NYT last year.
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@LindaChown2019:
RT @marthasilano: "For most poets poetry is not hit or miss, but miss and miss and miss. A good poem is as rare as an old canary in a coal…
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@jlmbloodwo:
RT @MatthewSitman: "She was a single mother in New York City, with seven children to raise. But she did not stop writing. She filled notebo…
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@erinbelieu:
RT @marthasilano: "For most poets poetry is not hit or miss, but miss and miss and miss. A good poem is as rare as an old canary in a coal…
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@ClaudiaMayPhD:
“There is always time to write one line of poetry.” — Marie Ponsot
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@passed_present:
RT @BryanMarquard: Marie Ponsot, who died at 98 and kept writing, no matter what life brought, liked to say: "There is always time to write…
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@ASMcBride382:
RT @marthasilano: Marie Ponsot, 1921-2019. She raised seven children (single mom): “I wrote 10 minutes a day,” she said. “I did it as if it…
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@EmoryRoseMARBL:
RT @Deardarkness: Sad to hear of Marie Ponsot’s passing. What a wonderful soul. I helped to add her archives to @EmoryRoseMARBL a few years…
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@mariachong:
“Women wander
As best they can.”
From “Among Women”
(Poet Marie Ponsot with her five children)
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@AliceMaldonadoG:
RT @PressDragonfly: “Burn, or speak your mind. For the oak to untruss its passion it must explode as fire or leaves.” ― Marie Ponsot
Rest i…
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