{"id":1878,"date":"2021-02-09T12:15:10","date_gmt":"2021-02-09T18:15:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.tameri.com\/wordpress\/autisticme\/?p=1878"},"modified":"2023-11-26T16:27:42","modified_gmt":"2023-11-26T22:27:42","slug":"podcast-episode-055-poet-peter-joseph-gloviczki-on-the-power-of-poetry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.tameri.com\/autisticme\/2021\/02\/09\/podcast-episode-055-poet-peter-joseph-gloviczki-on-the-power-of-poetry\/","title":{"rendered":"Podcast Episode 055 – Poet Peter Joseph Gloviczki on the Power of Poetry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Podcast Episode 0055; Season\u00a004, Episode\u00a019; February 9, 2021<\/em><\/p>\n

On Poetry and Me<\/h3>\n

Discussing poetry with published poet Peter Joseph Gloviczki was another example of learning while recording a podcast. I take a lot of notes whenever I have a conversation with Peter. I must disclose, I consider him a friend, mentor, and colleague.<\/p>\n

It was purely great fortune to plan this topic before Amanda Gorman reminded the world how powerful poetry can be.<\/p>\n

Poetry is how I recorded my thoughts for many years.\u00a0I began writing poetry and keeping the poems in journals while in elementary school. I have filled spiral-bound notebooks with nearly 2000 mediocre poems. I\u2019m hoping to return to my journaling habit, from which I took a pause for nearly two decades. It isn\u2019t that I stopped writing the poems. Instead, I stopped revising them and copying the \u201cfinished\u201d works into the journals.<\/p>\n

This year, 2021, I hope to make up for those lost decades somehow by spending a few hours each month transferring poems to the last journal I began. When I was young, I filled a 70-page book every two years. I wish to return to that pace not because I want to write quickly but because I want to have those journals organized to share with my daughters when they are older.<\/p>\n

Episode Notes<\/h3>\n

Peter Joseph\u00a0Gloviczki\u00a0is the author of three collections\u00a0of\u00a0poetry: the weight of dandelions<\/a> (Salmon\u00a0Poetry, 2019), American<\/a>
\nPaprika<\/a> (Salmon\u00a0Poetry, 2016), and Kicking Gravity<\/a> (Salmon\u00a0Poetry,\u00a02013). His fourth collection, What’s Left to the Imagination<\/em> is Everything, is\u00a0forthcoming from Salmon\u00a0Poetry\u00a0in 2023. His\u00a0poems\u00a0have appeared in Beloit\u00a0Poetry\u00a0Journal<\/em>, Hayden’s Ferry Review<\/em>, New Orleans\u00a0Review<\/em>, and elsewhere.<\/p>\n

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