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Baltimore: The Never Ending Storm

Thunder in Baltimore, The storm floats in Like the cruise ships at the inner harbor. Rain follows thunder Even as

Elizabeth Hazen is one of Baltimore’s most acclaimed poets. She is also an educator. Her poetry has appeared in a

TV Poem political dishwater thrown from the TV all of us covered with debris smelling of someone else’s point of

Was Edgar Allan Poe an alien? Many of his contemporaries seemed to think so, and so do quite a few

the reign in Spain drives me insane the moon jumped over the cow spilling milky light did you ever hop

It was never clear what Edgar Allan Poe thought of slavery, although he grew up in Richmond (VA), a town

In 1848 the American writer Edgar Allan Poe published a cosmogony “Eureka: An Essay on the Material and Spiritual Universe.”

Every tree needs a red dress in autumn, a crisp fire-red, fashion statement at November’s Ball, a party in country

I long for a career that allows me to explore my intellectual curiosities while at the same time interacting with

The man walks up to our door. I can’t see his face, but he can see me looking at him