The Poem 'One Art,' by Elizabeth Bishop

The 1976 poem "One Art" by American poet Elizabeth Bishop is an unsentimental tribute to loss and speaks to the pervasive disruptions of the coronavirus pandemic in its first year. It's read here (in a sequence produced by ‪@poetryinamerica9001‬) by ‪@KatieCouric‬ Gregory Orr, Sheryl Sandberg, Yang Lan, Richard Summers, and ‪@MaryChapinCarpenter‬.
Click ja.ma/39V1BTg to read "Three Poems for the Coronavirus Pandemic," a discussion of the relevance of this poem and 2 others to COVID-19.
Click • Poet Edward Hirsch on ... to watch an accompany video of poet Edward Hirsch discussing 'Poetry as Necessary Speech’
“One Art” from The Complete Poems 1927-1979 by Elizabeth Bishop. Copyright 1979, 1983 by Alice Helen Methfessel. Used by permission of Farrar, Straus & Giroux. Reading courtesy of ‪@poetryinamerica9001‬. Used with permission.

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Click ja.ma/39V1BTg to read "The Art of Losing-Three Poems for the COVID-19 Pandemic" in JAMA.

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"Sometimes the world we have is not the world we want, but we have our hearts and our imaginations to make the best of it." ~ Elizabeth Bishop

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