Li-Young Lee has written the perfect poem for Father’s Day.
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No Other Pear Can Compare
Poet Helen Mitsios’s ecstatic praise of Harry and David pears.
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A Father’s Day Poem about Tenderness
For upcoming Father’s Day, here’s a poem about father tenderness by Li-Young Lee.
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Remembering a Father’s Tenderness
In this poem about his father, Li-Young Lee remembers a tender moment that has led to his own tenderness as an adult.
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The Round Jubilance of Peach
Sink your teeth into Lee Young-Li’s poem about peaches and let it carry you into a sensation that is so deep that it banishes death.
