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Poets reading other Poets by author
Poets reading other Poets by reader
Richard Bausch reading For the Last Wolverine by James
Dickey (site)
(off-site
text)
Frank Bidart reading As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life
by Walt Whitman (text)
Chana Bloch
After Auschwitz by Yehuda Amichai (text)
I Studied Love by Yehuda Amichai (text)
Ein Yahav by Yehuda Amichai (text)
Yad Mordechai by Yehuda Amichai (text)
A Jewish Cemetery in Germany by Yehuda Amichai (text)
Robert Bly
Song of Myself by Walt Whitman (site)
*****
Steven Cramer reading I cannot live with You by Emily
Dickinson (text)
Michael Cunningham reading St. Kevin and the Blackbird
by Seamus Heaney (site)
Dawn by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Youth by Langston
Hughes (site)
Peter Davison
Birches by Robert Frost (text)
Easter 1916 by William Butler Yeats (text)
Love Making; April; Middle Age by L. E. Sissman (text)
The Museum of Comparative Zoology by L. E. Sissman
(text)
Reluctance read by Peter Davison (text)
The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost (text)
The Sound of Trees by Robert Frost (text)
Tras Os Montes by L. E. Sissman (text)
The Tree Warden by L. E. Sissman (text)
The Wood-Pile by Robert Frost (text)
*****
Mark Doty reading Sonnet 116 by John Clare (text)
Allan Gurganus reading To Lisby Brown by Thomas Hardy
(site)
Allen Ginsberg reading The Brooklyn Bridge Blues by
Jack Kerouac (site)
Linda Gregerson reading To His Coy Mistress by Andrew
Marvell (text)
Edward Hirsh
The Race by Sharon Olds,
on Anthem (site)
Sunday Morning with the Sensational Nightingales
by Billy Collins on Anthem (site)
Saint Francis and the Sow by Galway Kinnell on Anthem
(site)
Donald Hall
The Wood Pile by Robert Frost (text)
During Wind and Rain by Thomas Hardy (text)
Drawing from the Past by Jane Kenyon (text)
Woman, Why are You Weeping by Jane Kenyon (text)
Man Eating by Jane Kenyon (text)
Surprise by Jane Kenyon (text)
*****
Marie Howe reading As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life
by Walt Whitman (text)
Erica Jong reading Renascence by Edna St. Vincent
Millay (site)
(off-site
text)
Jamaica Kincaid reading I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
by William Wordsworth (site)
(off-site
text)
Galway Kinnell reading As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life
by Walt Whitman (text)
Carolyn Kizer reading I Am by John Clare (text)
Maxime Kumin reading The Wood Pile by Robert Frost
(text)
Philip Levine
During Wind and Rain by Thomas Hardy (text)
Easter 1916 by William Butler Yeats (text)
*****
Sandy Liu reading Between the World and Me by Richard
Wright (site)
(off-site
text)
Matthew Lutz-Kinoy reading A New Constellation by
Marge Piercy (site)
(off-site
text)
J.D. McClathcy reading To His Coy Mistress by Andrew
Marvell (text)
Alice McDermott reading Dirge Without Music by Edna
St. Vincent Millay (site)
(off-site
text)
Heather McHugh reading To His Coy Mistress by Andrew
Marvell (text)
Herbert Woodward Martin
The Colored Band by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
Discovered (wav) by Paul Laurence Dunbar (site)
(off-site
text)
Douglass by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
The Farm Child's Lullaby by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
He Had His Dream by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
He Had His Dream by Paul Laurence Dunbar (wav) (site)
(off-site
text)
In the Morning by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
Little Brown Baby by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
A Negro Love Song by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
A Negro Love Song by Paul Laurence Dunbar (wav) (site)
(off-site
text)
Ode To Ethiopia by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
The Poet by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
The Poet And His Song by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
The Sand-Man by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
The Seedling by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
Theology by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
We Wear The Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
We Wear The Mask by Paul Laurence Dunbar (wav) (site)
(off-site
text)
When Dey 'Listed Colored Soldiers by Paul Laurence
Dunbar (text)
When Malindy Sings by Paul Laurence Dunbar (text)
*****
Gail Mazur reading My Picture Left in Scotland by
Ben Jonson
W.S. Merwin
reading Sonnet 116 by John Clare (text)
Reading from his translation of Dante's Purgatorio,
July 20, 2000 (site)
- Canto I
- Canto V
- Canto XXVI
*****
Sumiya Nowshin reading Keeping Things Whole by Mark
Strand (site)
(off-site
text)
Joyce Carol Oates reading Jubilate Agno by Christopher
Smart (site)
(off-site
text)
Grace Paley reading 1919 by W. B. Yeats (site)
Robert Pinsky
Adam's Curse by William Butler Yeats (wmp) (text)
The Darkling Thrush by Thomas Hardy (wmp) (text)
The Darkling Thrush by Thomas Hardy (site)
Directive by Robert Frost (site)
(off-site text)
Epitaph on a Hare by William Cowper (wmp) (text)
God's Grandeur by Gerard Manley Hopkins (text)
The Horses by Edwin Muir (wmp) (text)
I Am by John Clare (wmp) (text)
Incantation by Czeslaw Milosz (site)
(off-site
text)
from The Inferno of Dante (site)
- From Canto I (1-69, 89-109)
- From Canto II (1-11)
- From Canto V (22-44, 64-127) (off-site
text)
Legacy by Frank Bidart (site)
(off-site text)
Love Song by William Carlos Williams (wmp) (text)
My Beard by Shel Silverstein
My Picture Left in Scotland by Ben Jonson (wmp) (text)
My Picture Left in Scotland by Ben Jonson (site)
(off-site
text)
The Pleasures of Merely Circulating by Wallace Stevens
(wmp) (text)
Pot Roast by Mark Strand
A Question Answered by William Blake (wmp) (text)
Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden (wmp) (text)
The Turtle (wmp) (For My Grandson) by William Carlos
Williams (wmp) (text)
To Elsie by William Carlos Williams (site)
(off-site text)
To a Friend, on Her Examination for the Doctorate in English
by J.V. Cunningham (text)
What Work Is by Phillip Levine
Frederick Douglass by Robert Hayden
Child by Sylvia Plath and The Gift by Louise
Gluck for Mother's Day
St. Patrick's Day Poem, PBS Online News Hour, March
17, 1998 (text)
Last Fruit off an Old Tree by Walter Savage Landor (text)
Sonnet by Elizabeth Bishop (text)
*****
Stanley Plumly reading This Lime-tree Bower My Prison
by Samuel Coleridge (text)
Francine Prose reading In the Waiting Room by Elizabeth
Bishop (site)
(off-site
text)
Mary Jo Salter reading When I Was Fair and Young by
Elizabeth I (site)
(off-site
text)
Mary Jo Salter reading I cannot live with You by Emily
Dickinson (text)
Mark Strand reading Sonnet by Elizabeth Bishop (text)
Kiyani Whitfield reading Ego-Tripping: There May Be a
Reason Why by Nikki Giovanni (site)
(off-site
text)
Richard Wilbur reading Easter 1916 by William Butler
Yeats (text)
The Favorite Poem Project (New York) April 8, 1999 (site)
- Introduction by Bill Wadsworth
- Robert Pinsky talks about the Favorite Poetry Project
- Richard Bausch reading For the Last Wolverine by
James Dickey (off-site
text)
- Michael Cunningham reading St. Kevin and the Blackbird
by Seamus Heaney
- Allan Gurganus reading To Lisby Brown by Thomas
Hardy
- Erica Jong reading Renascence by Edna St. Vincent
Millay (off-site
text)
- Robert Pinsky introduces student readers
- Sandy Liu reading Between the World and Me by Richard
Wright (off-site
text)
- Matthew Lutz-Kinoy reading A New Constellation by
Marge Piercy (off-site
text)
- Jamaica Kincaid reading I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
by William Wordsworth (site)
(off-site
text)
- Alice McDermott reading Dirge Without Music by
Edna St. Vincent Millay (off-site
text)
- Robert Pinsky introduces student readers
- Sumiya Nowshin reading Keeping Things Whole by
Mark Strand (off-site
text)
- Kiyani Whitfield reading Ego-Tripping: There May Be
a Reason Why by Nikki Giovanni (off-site
text)
- Joyce Carol Oates reading Jubilate Agno by Christopher
Smart (off-site
text)
- Grace Paley reading 1919 by W. B. Yeats
- Francine Prose reading In the Waiting Room by Elizabeth
Bishop (off-site
text)
- Robert Pinsky reading Incantation by Czeslaw Milosz
(off-site
text)
Poets Reading other Poets by author
Yehuda Amichai
After Auschwitz read by Chana Block (text)
I Studied Love read by Chana Block (text)
Ein Yahav read by Chana Block (text)
Yad Mordechai read by Chana Block (text)
A Jewish Cemetery in Germany read by Chana Block (text)
Frank Bidart
Legacy read by Robert Pinsky (site)
(off-site text)
Elizabeth Bishop
In the Waiting Room read by Francine Prose (site)
(off-site
text)
Sonnet read by Robert Pinsky (text)
Sonnet read by Mark Strand (text)
William Blake
A Question Answered read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
John Clare
I Am read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Samuel Coleridge
This Lime-tree Bower My Prison read by Stanley Plumly
(text)
William Cowper
Epitaph on a Hare read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Billy Collins
Sunday Morning with the Sensational Nightingales read
by Edward Hirsh on Anthem (site)
J.V. Cunningham
To a Friend, on Her Examination for the Doctorate in English
read by Robert Pinsky (text)
Dante
WS Merwin reading his translation of Purgatorio,
July 20, 2000 (site)
- Canto I
- Canto V
- Canto XXVI
Robert Pinsky reading from his translation of
The Inferno of Dante (site)
- From Canto I (1-69, 89-109)
- From Canto II (1-11)
- From Canto V (22-44, 64-127) (off-site
text)
Emily Dickinson
I cannot live with You read by Steven Cramer (text)
I cannot live with You read by Mary Jo Salter (text)
Paul Laurence Dunbar
The Colored Band read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
Dawn by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Youth by Langston
Hughes (site)
Douglass read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
Discovered (wav) by Herbert Woodward Martin (site)
(off-site
text)
The Farm Child's Lullaby read by Herbert Woodward
Martin (text)
He Had His Dream read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
He Had His Dream by Paul Laurence Dunbar (wav) (site)
(off-site
text)
In the Morning read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
Little Brown Baby read by Herbert Woodward Martin
(text)
A Negro Love Song read by Herbert Woodward Martin
(text)
A Negro Love Song read by Herbert Woodward Martin
(wav) (site)
(off-site
text)
Ode To Ethiopia read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
The Poet read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
The Poet And His Song read by Herbert Woodward Martin
(text)
The Sand-Man read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
The Seedling read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
Theology read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
We Wear The Mask read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
We Wear The Mask read by Herbert Woodward Martin (wav)
(site)
(off-site
text)
When Dey 'Listed Colored Soldiers read by Herbert
Woodward Martin read by Herbert Woodward Martin (text)
When Malindy Sings read by Herbert Woodward Martin
(text)
James Dickey
For the Last Wolverine read by Richard Bausch (site)
(off-site
text)
Elizabeth I
When I Was Fair and Young read by Mary Jo Salter (site)
(off-site
text)
Nikki Giovanni
Ego-Tripping: There May Be a Reason Why read by Kiyani
Whitfield (site)
(off-site
text)
Robert Frost
Birches read by Peter Davison (text)
Directive read by Robert Pinsky (site)
(off-site text)
The Road Not Taken read by Peter Davison (text)
Reluctance read by Peter Davison (text)
The Sound of Trees read by Peter Davison (text)
The Wood-Pile read by Peter Davison (text)
The Wood Pile read by Maxime Kumin (text)
The Wood Pile read by Donald Hall (text)
Louise Gluck
Child by Sylvia Plath read by Robert Pinsky and The
Gift by Louise Gluck read by Robert Pinsky for Mother's
Day
Thomas Hardy
During Wind and Rain read by Philip Levine (text)
During Wind and Rain read by Donald Hall (text)
The Darkling Thrush read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
The Darkling Thrush read by Robert Pinsky (RA link
on html)
To Lisby Brown read by Allan Gurganus (site)
Robert Hayden
Frederick Douglass read by Robert Pinsky
Those Winter Sundays read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Seamus Heaney
St. Kevin and the Blackbird read by Michael Cunningham
(site)
Gerard Manley Hopkins
God's Grandeur read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Langston Hughes
Dawn by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Youth by Langston
Hughes (site)
Ben Jonson
My Picture Left in Scotland read by Robert Pinsky
(wmp) (text)
My Picture Left in Scotland read by Gail Mazur (site)
Jane Kenyon
Woman, Why are You Weeping read by Donald Hall (text)
Drawing from the Past read by Donald Hall (text)
Surprise read by Donald Hall (text)
Man Eating read by Donald Hall (text)
Jack Kerouac
The Brooklyn Bridge Blues read by Allen Ginsberg (site)
Galway Kinnell
Saint Francis and the Sow read by Edward Hirsh on
Anthem (site)
Walter Savage Landor
Last Fruit off an Old Tree read by Robert Pinsky
Phillip Levine
reading What Work Is read by Robert Pinsky
Andrew Marvell
To His Coy Mistress read by Heather McHugh (text)
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Dirge Without Music read by Alice McDermott (site)
(off-site
text)
Renascence read by Erica Jong (site)
(off-site
text)
Czeslaw Milosz
Incantation read by Robert Pinsky (site)
(off-site
text)
Edwin Muir
The Horses read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Sharon Olds
The Race read by Edward Hirsh on Anthem (site)
St. Patrick's Day poem
St. Patrick's Day Poem, PBS Online News Hour, March
17, 1998 read by Robert Pinsky (text)
Marge Piercy
A New Constellation read by Matthew Lutz-Kinoy (site)
(off-site
text)
Sylvia Plath
Child by Sylvia Plath and The Gift by Louise
Gluck read by Robert Pinsky for Mother's Day
Shel Silverstein
My Beard read by Robert Pinsky
L. E. Sissman
Love Making; April; Middle Age read by Peter Davison
(text)
The Museum of Comparative Zoology read by Peter Davison
(text)
Tras Os Montes read by Peter Davison (text)
The Tree Warden read by Peter Davison (text)
Christopher Smart
Jubilate Agno read by Joyce Carol Oates (site)
(off-site
text)
Wallace Stevens
The Pleasures of Merely Circulating read by Robert
Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Mark Strand
Keeping Things Whole read by Sumiya Nowshin (site)
(off-site
text)
Pot Roast read by Robert Pinsky
Walt Whitman
As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life read by Frank Bidart
(text)
As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life read by Marie Howe
(text)
As I Ebb'd with the Ocean of Life read by Galway Kinnell
(text)
William Carlos Williams
Love Song read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
To Elsie read by Robert Pinsky (site)
(off-site text)
The Turtle (wmp) (For My Grandson) read by Robert
Pinsky (wmp) (text)
William Wordsworth
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud read by Jamaica Kincaid
(site)
(off-site
text)
Richard Wright
Between the World and Me read by Sandy Liu (site)
(off-site
text)
W. B. Yeats
1919 read by Grace Paley (site)
Adam's Curse read by Robert Pinsky (wmp) (text)
Easter 1916 by William Butler Yeats (text)
Easter 1916 read by Philip Levine (text)
Easter 1916 read by Richard Wilbur (text)
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