- i live here by Tom Stock
"i live here", Long Island Poem for the 4th of July weekend, 2013 - Spring is near by Peter V. Dugan
"promise, rebirth and wonder", Long Island Poem for early spring Sunday - Paumanok by Linda Trott Dickman
Paumanok, Long Island Poem for Sunday in more ways than one - Losing a Slave Girl by Bai Juyi interpreted by John Digby and Leslie Bai
"Only the moon now knows", Long Island Poem for Chinese New Year Sunday - The Legend of John Casey's Stand by Ray Simons
"Old hatred drifted in", Long Island Poem for Martin Luther King Sunday - A Clear Midnight by Walt Whitman
A Clear Midnight, Long Island Poem for Sunday - The Pond on Kaintuck Lane by Patti Tana
Enchanted place on the island, Long Island Poem for New Year's Eve Sunday - Christmas--1843 by Sarah D. Bowditch
Lonely Plum Island Christmas 1843, Long Island Poem for Sunday - All I want for Christmas by Claudia Sukman
All I want for Christmas, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Feast by Joan Digby
Feast, Long Island Poem for Chanukah Sunday - The Cardinal by Patricia Rossi
Holiday poems by Edmund Miller, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Christmastide Haiku and Going Home for Christmas by Edmund Miller
The Cardinal, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Winners of the Long Island Limericks Competition are announced
- The Wake Of The Flood by Peter V. Dugan
The Wake Of The Flood, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Sandy by Barbara Novack
Sandy ... we stare dully at destruction, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Westhampton Cemetery by Philip Appleman
Westhampton Cemetery founded 1795, Long Island Poem for Sunday - A Flowering Twig by Ken Kenigsberg
A Flowering Twig, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Merlin Talking to Himself by John Digby
Merlin Talking to Himself, Long Island Poem for Halloween Sunday - Theory by Don Murray
How to be kind, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Indian Summer at Jones Beach by Maria Manobianco
Indian Summer at Jones Beach, Long Island Poem for Sunday - ELEMENTAL drifts by Walt Whitman
To wend and to ebb in the ocean of life - Long Island Poem for Sunday - September by Fairfield Porter
September day in wind, light and color - Long Island Poem for Sunday - The Geese by Claudia Sukman
Geese - musing on cause and effect, Long Island Poem for Sunday - The Bears by John Digby
Dream, poetry, dance, music, sky, eternity - Long Island Poem for Sunday - Special Education by Diane Simone Lutz
Tapping signals on a line, Long Island Poem for Sunday - A Song of Joys by Walt Whitman
The joys of toil, Long Island Poem for Labor Day Sunday - First Day of School by Roberta A. McQueen
"How he will ever get along without her", Long Island Poem for the first day of school Sunday - Potato Song by Stanley Moss
Potato Song, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Watching Snowball Graze by Joan Digby
"Lazy rhythm ... rumination ... August morning", Long Island Poem for a quiet summer Sunday - Families at the Shore by Graham Everett
Seaside vignette, Long Island Poem for a beach perfect Sunday - Watch Hill, July by George William Fisher
"A spirit to be still for", Long Island Poem for Sunday - The Island by Grace Schulman
"So slender is the island", Long Island Poem for Sunday - The Old Farmer by K. Naomi Hann
The Old Farmer, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Summer Wind by William Cullen Bryant
Spirit of the air, Long Island Poem for a very hot summer Sunday - Archival recordings of patriotic music performed by John Philip Sousa Band
Patriotic sounds and rhythms, Long Island poem for the 4th of July Sunday - The Roosevelt Bears, Their Travels and Adventures by Seymour Eaton
Higher and higher, Long Island Poem for end of school Sunday - September by Barbara Novack
"Quintessential moment with my father", Long Island Poem for Father's Day Sunday - SUNDAY by Mary Fanny Youngs
Sundays of old, Long Island Poem for Sunday - All the Swans by Patricia Butler
All the Swans, Long Island Poem for Sunday - Paumanok by Walt Whitman
Long Island Poem for Sunday, Walt Whitman's birthday, May 27th 2012 - An Address to Miss Phillis Wheatley by Jupiter Hammon
Long Island Poem for Memorial Day Sunday, May 20th 2012 - Mother and Babe by Walt Whitman and There was a Child went Forth by Walt Whitman
Long Island Poem for Mother's Day Sunday, May 13th 2012 - Letter Written on a Ferry While Crossing Long Island Sound by Anne Sexton
Long Island Poem for Sunday, May 6th 2012 - A Word Out Of The Sea by Walt Whitman
Long Island Poem for Sunday, April 29th 2012
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