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Paul Muldoon: “Hedgehog”

Posted by matt on 24 January 2010

Video kudos: Poetry Foundation

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Paul Muldoon: “Tea”

Posted by matt on 20 June 2009

old tea in pot (detail)

TEA
I was rooting through tea-chest after tea-chest
as they drifted in along Key West

when I chanced on ‘Pythagoras in America’:
the book had fallen open at a book-mark

of tea; a tassel
of black watered silk from a Missal;

of a tea-bird’s black tail-feather.
All I have in the house is some left-over

squid cooked in its own ink
and this unfortunate cup of tea. Take it. Drink.

Paul Muldoon  (b. 20 June 1951)

Paul Muldoon read this poem (a favorite of mine) on Stephen Colbert’s show last night.  Watch it.  Delight.

Image: detail from old tea in a pot by harry harris

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Paul Muldoon: “Symposium”

Posted by matt on 6 February 2009

 

From Taylor Mali’s series, Page Meets Stage, at the Bowery Poetry Club, in NYC.

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Paul Muldoon: “Side Man” & “See If I Care”

Posted by matt on 19 December 2007

Now here’s the real deal.

Posted on YouTube by florektp –kudos!

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