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| AUDIO A Real Player audio/ video of a poetry reading session by Thomas Lynch, funeral director, poet, essayist, and teacher. I recommend you start the audio/ video and skip to the following: * Reading of "Grimalkin" (a poem) [at the 2min mark] * An essay on helping the mother of a violent crime victim achieve closure. [at the 20min mark] * Essay (poem?) titled "Local Heroes" [at the 22min 20sec mark] http://wiredforbooks.org/thomaslynch/ This site, by the Department of English Language & Literature at the National University of Singapore, has audio recordings of selected poems written by Singapore poets. http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/ell/new_voice.htm All sites were last accessed on 20 Apr 2003. This page was last updated on: 20 Apr 2003. |
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| POETS' TOOLS These are indespensible tools to poets and readers alike. Here are some of my favourite links. Merriam-Webster Dictionary & Thesaurus http://www.m-w.com/ Consult this for definitions and pronunciation of words. You can search for synonyms from the thesaurus. The Semantic Rhyming Dictionary http://www.rhymezone.com Search for rhymes to the terms you supply. The site also suggests related words. Thesarus.com (Thesauri & Dictionary) http://thesaurus.com Thesauri are useful tools that will provide students with alternatives to the common words. This site also provides a dictionary. |
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