“Wheels” by Jim Daniels read by Sher Schwartz

August 6, 2025

“Wheels” by Jim Daniels read by Sher Schwartz

Click the link below to read “Wheels” by Jim Daniels from the Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/programs/poetry-and-literature/poet-laureate/poet-laureate-projects/poetry-180/all-poems/item/poetry-180-021/wheels/

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2 responses to ““Wheels” by Jim Daniels read by Sher Schwartz”

tinacastanares

August 6, 2025 at 12:17 pm

terrific story poem that is subtle, nicely ambiguous, evocative. A new poet to me. Thank you.

Besides your own afterword….I found it a great reminder that some things remain lifelong themes, threads or passions through all of life’s landmarks.

And the repetitions of the word “waving” add such poignancy.

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1. Sher Schwartz
  
  August 6, 2025 at 2:49 pm
  
  Hello and thanks your comments! I like being reminded of the positive side of lifelong themes and passions. So glad you enjoyed this poem.
  
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“I’m a retired Humanities professor, published essayist, poet, painter, singer, and old-time fiddle musician living on an historic two-hundred-acre farm in Eastern Oregon. I plant gardens for pollinators and revel in insects, bird dogs, donkeys, goats, cats, and American fantail and roller pigeons. My lyric landscapes are oak savannah, prairie, and riparian. Writing poetry gives me a way to express and question the rhythms I hear. My chapbook The Beautiful One’s Ark (2024) is available through The Poetry Box and online bookstores. Sher Poetry celebrates poetry as an oral language art. Each week I’ll share a poem from some of my work or from that of other poets who I love to hear.