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“Queen-Anne’s-Lace” by William Carlos Williams read by Sher Schwartz

Poem found in William Carlos Williams Selected Poems edited by Robert Pinsky. Please click the link below to see the book.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/90662.William_Carlos_Williams


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4 responses to ““Queen-Anne’s-Lace” by William Carlos Williams read by Sher Schwartz”

  1. I so remember Queen Anne’s Lace from growing up on the east coast as well – thank you for sharing this. I did not remember there was purple in the flower until I listened to this!

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    1. Thanks so much for commenting. I’m glad to know others have strong memories of Queen Anne’s Lace too.

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  2. A listener from the Oregon Coast:

    I’m glad you’re reading 3 WCW poems. New to me. A field guide identification text turns sensual with two words, his and hers. There? And yes, there and there! Now personal pronouns they, their, et al are the focus of ranging sexual identity.

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    1. Thank you for your comments — a contemporary interpretation! Williams’s poems are relevant today. I certainly love the mystery and ambiguity in this poem. So glad to be introducing you to William Carlos Williams.

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