Two poems to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary, by Kunitz and Fanthorpe.
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Poems that Celebrate Long Marriages
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Live in the Layers, Not on the Litter
Stanley Kunitz writes a variation of Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” that beautifully captures Yom Kippur themes.
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Live in the Layers, Not on the Litter
In a perfect poem for Yom Kippur, Stanley Kunitz urges us to look through the litter and wreckage of our lives and see instead “the layers.”
