http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2008/03/my-favorite-word/ A blog from the Poetry Foundation where contemporary poets debate classic and contemporary poetry from America and around the world. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 15:32:30 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2008/03/my-favorite-word/#comment-3047 Anonymous Thu, 06 Mar 2008 22:03:24 +0000 http://pf/harriet/?p=746#comment-3047 Hi Gigi-- Thanks for the kind words! Actually, as I told Bill Freind, I thought the questions from the Rowan students were great. Best, Daisy Hi Gigi–
Thanks for the kind words! Actually, as I told Bill Freind, I thought the questions from the Rowan students were great.
Best,
Daisy

]]> http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2008/03/my-favorite-word/#comment-3046 Gigi Briggs Thu, 06 Mar 2008 19:14:34 +0000 http://pf/harriet/?p=746#comment-3046 Bo to the questions at post-reading Q&A's? Thanks Daisy, thanks... though I must sympathize because I suppose they DO get old quite fast. We loved you here at Rowan. We really appreciated you coming to read last month ... blah blah that sounds so fake and artificial. At least I can speak for myself and say that I am totally all about the Fried. Ironically I came across the paperwork that reserved Boyd Recital Hall for the night you read just last night at work (on-campus job... I have to scan and make computer copies of all the performances for virtual file bullshit, like anyone ever needs to refer back to them). So I happened to see that this whole reading was organized and planned like FOREVER ago, early last year. So thank you for going out of your way and actually coming to this little school. Anyway. Not that it matters much, but I loved reading your essay about online poetry--I just stumbled across it looking for the name of your latest book. Can't wait for the third! Until then, I'm happy to have stumbled across these blogs. I like your humor... more like personality, but that makes me sound like a stalker. Bo is my new response to most things concerning Yeats. Though after having Cuchulain's Fight With the Sea explained to me, I do agree with you that he isn't TOO bad. Bo to the questions at post-reading Q&A’s? Thanks Daisy, thanks… though I must sympathize because I suppose they DO get old quite fast.
We loved you here at Rowan. We really appreciated you coming to read last month … blah blah that sounds so fake and artificial. At least I can speak for myself and say that I am totally all about the Fried. Ironically I came across the paperwork that reserved Boyd Recital Hall for the night you read just last night at work (on-campus job… I have to scan and make computer copies of all the performances for virtual file bullshit, like anyone ever needs to refer back to them). So I happened to see that this whole reading was organized and planned like FOREVER ago, early last year. So thank you for going out of your way and actually coming to this little school.
Anyway. Not that it matters much, but I loved reading your essay about online poetry–I just stumbled across it looking for the name of your latest book. Can’t wait for the third! Until then, I’m happy to have stumbled across these blogs. I like your humor… more like personality, but that makes me sound like a stalker.
Bo is my new response to most things concerning Yeats. Though after having Cuchulain’s Fight With the Sea explained to me, I do agree with you that he isn’t TOO bad.

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