Poetry Unbound
Short and unhurried, Poetry Unbound is an immersive exploration of a single poem, hosted by Pádraig Ó Tuama. Pádraig Ó Tuama greets you at the doorways of brilliant poems and walks you through — each one has wisdom to offer and questions to ask you. Already a listener? There’s also a book (Poetry Unbound: 50 Poems to Open Your World), a Substack newsletter with a vibrant conversation in the comments, and occasional gatherings.

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Alberto Ríos — December Morning in the Desert

Alberto Ríos — December Morning in the Desert

Standing at the edge of a desert, surveying the stars on a December morning, the speaker in this poem observes the everything of everything. He is so small; the universe is so loud and so silent. Thin...

10 Joulu 202115min

Yehoshua November — 2AM, and the Rabbinical Students Stand in their Bathrobes

Yehoshua November — 2AM, and the Rabbinical Students Stand in their Bathrobes

Yeshiva students stand around in the middle of the night while firemen find the cause of the alarm. It’s a student — distressed by distressing news at home. The teachers cancel classes for the morning...

6 Joulu 202115min

Aria Aber — The Only Cab Service of Farmington, Maine

Aria Aber — The Only Cab Service of Farmington, Maine

In a taxi, a poet speaks to the driver. It’s the only taxi in town. He mentions travel, mentions Afghanistan, that he was there with the forces. She’s from Afghanistan and the conversation continues —...

3 Joulu 202118min

Donika Kelly — In the Chapel of St. Mary’s

Donika Kelly — In the Chapel of St. Mary’s

Why do empty places sometimes lend themselves to reflection or contemplation? In this poem, a poet — describing herself as a nonbeliever — goes into a chapel to sit. In the corner there are some girls...

29 Marras 202114min

Linda Hogan — Song for the Turtles of the Gulf

Linda Hogan — Song for the Turtles of the Gulf

In a poem called a “Song,” Linda Hogan crafts a song for turtles and other creatures killed through oil spills in the gulf. At once a praise song for the beauty of the sea, the earth, and its animals,...

26 Marras 202115min

Lory Bedikian — On the Way to Oshagan

Lory Bedikian — On the Way to Oshagan

The exile’s return to the motherland is the theme around which Lory Bedikian’s poem “On the Way to Oshagan” circles. She, a proud Armenian, stops by a roadside stall on a trip to her home country; and...

22 Marras 202117min

Nico Amador — Flower Wars

Nico Amador — Flower Wars

Telling some of the story of the Flower Wars of the Aztec era, Nico Amador’s poem pits wars against creation. In a poem that begins by recalling creation myths from multiple cultures, he then poses qu...

19 Marras 202112min

Darrel Alejandro Holnes — Amending Wall

Darrel Alejandro Holnes — Amending Wall

In a poem that directly addresses Robert Frost’s “Mending Wall,” Darrel Alejandro Holnes asks questions: who gets to build walls, or guard borders?. Do good fences really make good neighbors? Taking a...

15 Marras 202117min

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