Mary Oliver’s poem about hunting hawks about sums up last night’s Super Bowl.
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Seahawks: Unleashed, Endlessly Hungry
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Poem for Coping with Depression
Mary Oliver’s “Poem for a Blue Heron” is a hopeful but realistic poem about coping with depression.
What Extreme Cold Teaches Us
As Coleridge and Mary Oliver teach us, when we are trapped in extreme cold, we come to value life.
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How to Make Your Dull Life Seem Magical
Does your life seem one long grind? Let Mary Oliver help you see it differently?
In Solitary Others We See Ourselves
When a Maine hermit is arrested after 27 years in solitude, we project our stories upon him.
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Your One Wild and Precious Life
Mary Oliver’s celebration of summer is a prayer operates as a prayer of gratitude.
Dare to Be Happy, Dare to Pray
Mary Oliver finds hope even for those weighed down by the thorn of depression.
My Father in the Hospital
A Mary Oliver poems captures my fears about my father, currently hospitalized.
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