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This is Marte. That's not my real name, but this is my real life. So let's talk about life and words. Poems at the end of each episode, I hope we welcome each other in this place we call Mars.
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Who is Margaret Atwood? Margaret Atwood is an amazing poet who delves into the arts and the emotions in them. A personal favorite. She is a Canadian poet, novelist, literary critic, essayist, teacher, activist, and inventor.
What is your moment?
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Who is Margaret Atwood? Margaret Atwood is an amazing poet who delves into the arts and the emotions in them. A personal favorite. She is a Canadian poet, novelist, literary critic, essayist, teacher, activist, and inventor.
Let me ask you, have you ever been a sad child?
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Who is Emily Bronte? Emily Bronte, known mostly as the author of Wuthering Heights, was a poet as well. Part of a talented set of sisters, she made wonderful works that made her a part of classic literature.
THE VISIONARY
Did you ever consider yourself to be a visionary? What visions have you made for yourself? For others? Let's listen!
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Who is Emily Bronte? Emily Bronte, known mostly as the author of Wuthering Heights, was a poet as well. Part of a talented set of sisters, she made wonderful works that made her a part of classic literature.
TO IMAGINATION
In one of her poems, Bronte wanted to convey that imagination is separate but also a part of ourselves. I liked this poem the most as I try to decipher what I really want in life. How about you? What would you say to your own imagination?
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Who is Amanda Gorman? Amanda Gorman is a poet and activist. She focuses on the issues of feminism, race, oppression, and many more. A lady with many talents, she is the first person to be named National Youth Poet Laureate.
EARTHRISE
Gorman presented this poem with the message that she wanted the planet to be given the amount of respect it deserved. This is for the future generation and the past. To watch one of her performances of this poem, you can visit this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwOvBv8RLmo If you want to check out more from her, you can visit and buy her book: https://www.amazon.com/Hill-We-Climb-Inaugural-Country/dp/059346527X
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Who is Amanda Gorman? Amanda Gorman is a poet and activist. She focuses on the issues of feminism, race, oppression, and many more. A lady with many talents, she is the first person to be named National Youth Poet Laureate.
THE MIRACLE OF MORNING
This poem is Gorman's answer to the pandemic. Honestly, the moment I heard it, I absolutely adored that this masterpiece was created. You can also watch Gordan's own reading of the poem here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOieGJl6g4s If you want to check out more from her, you can visit and buy her book: https://www.amazon.com/Hill-We-Climb-Inaugural-Country/dp/059346527X
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Okay, a confession: The first few poems of this month were actually read a year ago, but I never uploaded it here. You can definitely check out my Youtube Channel for the rest!
POET
Who is Amanda Gorman?
Amanda Gorman is a poet and activist. She focuses on the issues of feminism, race, oppression, and many more. A lady with many talents, she is the first person to be named National Youth Poet Laureate.
THE HILL WE CLIMB
Hundreds and thousands around the world have read this amazing poem. I loved it the moment I heard it and I wanted to read it to you guys as well. If you want to check out more from her, you can visit and buy her book: https://www.amazon.com/Hill-We-Climb-Inaugural-Country/dp/059346527X
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This time without boundaries, without a set date to end anything.
Are you ready?
Coming this October 2022.
The start of ending your nights with some soul.
Poetry Readings are back.
Welcome (back) to Mars.
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5/5. This was the last poem I posted last year. Honestly, there's so much more that needs to be done. I wonder if I can do it all. I think I am too much into the business of starting and pausing, I wonder if I'll ever be consistent enough (not for others, but for me). Is that how serendipity starts?
Feel free to check out my YouTube channel to hear the poems first, but I'll be back next month for a new season of poetry readings.
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The fourth poem from last year. Almost there! If you're ready to read the rest ahead of time, feel free to visit my channel in YouTube. That would be the greatest.
I honestly still don't know what failure is at this point, or if success is easier to define. I have no idea of the processes in between as well. I think there was a point where I didn't bother looking for any of it, and then a time when I looked to far and swallowed myself in the process.
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The third poem from last year. We're halfway there! If you're ready to read the rest ahead of time, feel free to visit my channel in YouTube. That would be amazing.
I am loving myself, or at least learning how to. If you've known me from last year then you know that I did that job very poorly. Honestly, I've yet to understand if I am finally decent at it. But I would like to be. So here's 'love, again'.
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The second poem from last year. If you're ready to read the rest ahead of time, feel free to visit my channel in YouTube. That would be amazing.
Fate has always been a tricky thing. For a while, all I wanted was to believe in it and follow whatever is in the horizon. But life will only take you so far before you can have something called fate. Is it even something you can have? There are two ways to life, chasing fate or letting fate. Maybe, both of them ain't so bad. What do you think?
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I'm back. Actually, I've been lurking around, and this poem has actually been ready since last year, and was actually posted first in the YouTube channel.
I have newer poems that reflect more recent experiences, but I couldn't put out the ones that I've done without including the poems in between. Trust me when I say that a lot has been written in the past couple of months, but the change was also momentous. This year has been a transition in so many ways. I'm ready to change with it.
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the last month of year, December 2020, we will be reading poetry by the great Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I've read most of her poems during high school. It seemed just fitting to look back this year with this poet. We all need some Browning to end this year. Let's listen to the last poem of the month: "How do I love thee?". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Elizabeth Barrett Browning? An English poet in the Victorian era, she has always been amazing. Fun fact about her: She has been writing since she was eleven. She's best known for her love poems, sonnets in Portuguese, and Aurora Leigh. What did you think about this week's poem? The year's ending in just a few more hours and we read one of the most famous poem's in literature. Amazing, right? So let me ask you this: What is love to you?
I'll see you next year for another set of poems!
Have a good year,
M.
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the last month of year, December 2020, we will be reading poetry by the great Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I've read most of her poems during high school. It seemed just fitting to look back this year with this poet. We all need some Browning to end this year. Let's listen to the fourth poem of the month: "The Soul's Expression". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Elizabeth Barrett Browning? An English poet in the Victorian era, she has always been amazing. Fun fact about her: She has been writing since she was eleven. She is best known for her love poems, sonnets in Portuguese, and Aurora Leigh. What did you think about this week's poem? The year is almost ending (Finally, right?). What did your soul express this year?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the last month of year, December 2020, we will be reading poetry by the great Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I've read most of her poems during high school. It seemed just fitting to look back this year with this poet. We all need some Browning to end this year. Let's listen to the third poem of the month: "When our two souls...". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Elizabeth Barrett Browning? An English poet in the Victorian era, she has always been amazing. Fun fact about her: She has been writing since she was eleven. She is best known for her love poems, sonnets in Portuguese, and Aurora Leigh. What did you think about this week's poem? What is a soul for you? What happens when two souls meet? Have you ever felt that?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the last month of year, December 2020, we will be reading poetry by the great Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I've read most of her poems during high school. It seemed just fitting to look back this year with this poet. We all need some Browning to end this year. Let's listen to the second poem of the month: "The face of all the world". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Elizabeth Barrett Browning? An English poet in the Victorian era, she has always been amazing. Fun fact about her: She has been writing since she was eleven. She is best known for her love poems, sonnets in Portuguese, and Aurora Leigh. What did you think about this week's poem? If your world has a face, what does it look like?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the last month of year, December 2020, we will be reading poetry by the great Elizabeth Barrett Browning. I've read most of her poems during high school. It seemed just fitting to look back this year with this poet. We all need some Browning to end this year. Let's listen to the first poem of the month: "Love". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Elizabeth Barrett Browning? An English poet in the Victorian era, she has always been amazing. Fun fact about her: She has been writing since she was eleven. She is best known for her love poems, sonnets in Portuguese, and Aurora Leigh.
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of November, we will be reading poetry by the amazing Maya Angelou. She has always been one of my favorites. Let's listen to the last poem of the month: "Still I Rise". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
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Who is Maya Angelou?A poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. She did it all. She received more than fifty awards and honorary degrees. I hope you enjoy this week's poem. She is best known for her 1969 memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which made literary history as the first nonfiction bestseller by an African American woman. She paved the way, y'all. What's your take in this week's chosen poem? This is one of her greatest poem and it has impacted generations. When will we rise?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of November, we will be reading poetry by the amazing Maya Angelou. She has always been one of my favorites. Let's listen to "Phenomenal Woman" this week. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
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Who is Maya Angelou?A poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. She did it all. She received more than fifty awards and honorary degrees. I hope you enjoy this week's poem. She is best known for her 1969 memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which made literary history as the first nonfiction bestseller by an African American woman. She paved the way, y'all. What's your take in this week's chosen poem? What makes a person phenomenal? What made YOU?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of November, we will be reading poetry by the amazing Maya Angelou. She has always been one of my favorites. Let's listen to "Caged Bird" this week. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
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Who is Maya Angelou?A poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. She did it all. She received more than fifty awards and honorary degrees. I hope you enjoy this week's poem. She is best known for her 1969 memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which made literary history as the first nonfiction bestseller by an African American woman. She paved the way, y'all. What's your take in this week's chosen poem? Have you ever felt that you were a caged bird?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of November, we will be reading poetry by the amazing Maya Angelou. She has always been one of my favorites. Let's listen to "A plagued journey" on the first week. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
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Who is Maya Angelou?A poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. She did it all. She received more than fifty awards and honorary degrees. I hope you enjoy this week's poem. She is best known for her 1969 memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which made literary history as the first nonfiction bestseller by an African American woman. She paved the way, y'all. What's your take in this week's chosen poem? What has plagued your journey?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of October, we will be reading poetry by the famous Emily Dickenson. "Success is counted sweetest" is the last poem for the month of October. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
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Who is Emily Dickenson? One of the most important figures in American poetry. This woman is a classic. Not much was known in her life, but we do know that she changed poetry by the way she treated everything in the world using her words. I hope you enjoy the month of October with Miss Dickenson. What is success? Is it money? Fame? A published book or a brand new car? Are the small achievements sweeter? What is your definition of success?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of October, we will be reading poetry by the famous Emily Dickenson. The third poem for this month is, "A bird came down the walk". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
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Who is Emily Dickenson? One of the most important figures in American poetry. This woman is a classic. Not much was known in her life, but we do know that she changed poetry by the way she treated everything in the world using her words. I hope you enjoy the month of October with Miss Dickenson. Have you ever been fond of birds? What's your favorite animal? I do adore animals, but I don't think I have the skill to take care of them just yet. There's something beautiful about the existence of animals and their relationship with humans. What's your take on this poem?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of October, we will be reading poetry by the famous Emily Dickenson. The second poem for this month is, "I felt a funeral in my brain". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
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Who is Emily Dickenson? One of the most important figures in American poetry. This woman is a classic. Not much was known in her life, but we do know that she changed poetry by the way she treated everything in the world using her words. I hope you enjoy the month of October with Miss Dickenson. I really like the title of this week's poem. It makes you feel Dickenson's artistic humor. Have you ever felt a funeral in your brain?
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. For the month of October, we will be reading poetry by the famous Emily Dickenson. The first poem for this month is, "Because I could not stop for death". Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Emily Dickenson? One of the most important figures in American poetry. This woman is a classic. Not much was known in her life, but we do know that she changed poetry by the way she treated everything in the world using her words. I hope you enjoy the month of October with Miss Emily Dickenson.
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It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. We focused this month on Sylvia Plath. The last pick for this month is her poem, 'Mad Girl's Love Song'. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
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Who is Sylvia Plath? An American writer who is credited for the advancement of 'confessional poetry'. She is best known for the 'Bell Jar' and 'Ariel'. 'Mad Girl's Love Song' was nostalgic. It makes you remember of a love that you waited for for a long long time. You don't even know why you're still waiting. Have you ever felt a love like that?
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Welcome to Mars! It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. This month we continue to focus on the poems of Sylvia Plath. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Sylvia Plath? An American writer who is credited for the advancement of 'confessional poetry'. She is best known for the 'Bell Jar' and 'Ariel'. 'The Applicant' is an amusing poem by Plath. It describes how marriage was seen to be a political relationship rather than a romantic one (more so during the olden times). What do you think about marriage? Do you feel that it's the same till today?
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Welcome to another poetry reading on Mars! It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. This month we continue to focus on the poems of Sylvia Plath. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Sylvia Plath? An American writer who is credited for the advancement of 'confessional poetry'. She is best known for the 'Bell Jar' and 'Ariel'. There is just something about 'Tulips' that makes you want to write. It's quite fascinating so I hope you'll be fascinated as well.
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Welcome to Mars! How is everyone? It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers aren't quite recognized as most writers. This month we will focus on the poems of Sylvia Plath. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry Reading on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
POET OF THE MONTH
Who is Sylvia Plath? An American writer who is credited for the advancement of 'confessional poetry'. She is best known for the 'Bell Jar' and 'Ariel'. 'Edge' has been described as a moving poem about a woman who committed suicide after killing her children I always found this poem to be absolutely riveting. Though short, the use of its language is engaging. The stanzas were delivered with care. I hope you enjoy it too.
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VOICE, ART, & EDITED BY Yours truly.
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Welcome to Mars! How is everyone? It has always made me sad (and yes, a little bit bitter) that female writers never had the same kind of recognition as most writers. This month we will focus on the poems of Sylvia Plath. Read by yours truly, here's a poem for your morning exercise or evening blues.
Poetry on WEDNESDAYS. See you next week!
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Midsommar by Scott Buckley https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckley
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