The Sunday Poems with Ken Hada

This episode features four poems Russian great Anna Akhmatova and three new poems by Ken Hada

Stephen Crane poems from “War is Kind” and from “The Black Riders” and an uncollected poem, “A Man Adrift on a Slim Spar”

This episode features James Dickey’s “In the Tree House at Night” along with a Silverstein poem on tree houses and Ken Hada’s “Growing Pain”

This program features 3 poems from San Antonio poet Lisha Adela Garcia

This episode features four poems from childhood memories, from SPARE PARTS, by Ken Hada (Mongrel Empire Press, 2010)

This episode features poems from “Warbles” by Salinas and “Skirmishes on the Okie-Irish Border” by DuRant

This episode features four poems from Hank Jones’ debut collection: Too Late for Manly Hands (Turning Plow Press)

This episode features the poetry of New Mexico poet Kyce Bello from her award-winning book Refugia.

This episode features five poems from legendary poet Gary Snyder’s Riprap

This episode features five poems by the 13th-century Sufi mystic

This episode features several poems about neighbors. The unusual cold, ice and snow, may remind us of who we really are, and what we really need.

This episode features several winter poems by Ken Hada, from Persimmon Sunday, Bring an Extry Mule & Margaritas & Redfish. Thanks for listening and for sharing. Be safe

The title comes from Whitman, Song of Myself (section 32). This program features several of Ken Hada’s poems where animals are the central focus, and thus foiling and/or informing human experience

This episode features three Ken Hada poems: “I Would Like to Say” (Bring an Extry Mule, 2017) and “Fishing Dock” (from The Way of the Wind, 2008 & 2019 Fine Dog Press) plus a new poem: “Dimensions”

This episode features 3 poems by Arthur Sze, from his forthcoming collection: The Glass Constellation (Copper Canyon Press), plus two new poems by Ken Hada

Today’s program offers several new poems by Ken Hada, addressing the sense of betrayal so keenly felt regarding our democracy and common good. The program concludes with the poem “It Will Hold”

In the wake of domestic terrorism at the nation’s capitol, this episode features the poem “What We Have Lost” from Ken Hada’s Way of the Wind, and the poem “Cloudy with a Chance of Miracles” by Robert Dean, from his new book The Aerialist Will Not Be Performing”

Features Robert Dean’s poem “Aftermath” by Robert Dean, from The Aerialist Will Not Be Performing, Turning Plow Press), and two new, end of the year poems: “Forward Looking” and “Asymptomatic” and “New Year’s Eve” (from Spare Parts, Mongrel Empire Press) -

Includes Neruda, “The Seeker” and Jane Kenyon’s “Evening Sun” and two by Ken Hada: “The Bridge” & “Looking Up”

Includes winter poems by Hardy, Frost, Oliver and Ken Hada’s poem “Passing Solstice”

3 poems from the Texas Gulf Coast anthology, Odes & Elegies, and 3 from Ken Hada’s collection, Margaritas & Redfish.

Eco-Poetry from the Gulf Coast, poems from a new anthology edited by Katherine Hoerth, Lamar UP. Includes Poems by Loretta Diane Walker, Milton Jordan, Tom Murphy, Carol Coffee Reposa, Chris Ellery, Steve Wilson, Larry D. Thomas, Kathryn Jones, Oscar C. Pena & Ken Hada

Two poems concerning our winter holidays- memory despite loss

Ken reads five of his poems from various settings, occurring in rain: Conspiracy of Rain; Chicago Rain, Texas Rain, Light Rain: Kyoto & Winter Rain

Features Tiffany Midge: four poems from The Woman Who Married a Bear