It’s another three friends episode! We’re joined by guest Nellsyn Hill who shares a favorite poem by Pablo Neruda. Paul reads a poem by Heather McHugh that inspires a discussion about words often deemed naughty. Listen with discretion!

Epithalmium by Pablo Neruda
I Knew I’d Sing by Heather McHugh

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This is part 2 of our fantastic conversation with Nederland Colorado poet Burt Rashbaum. Burt reads one of his poems that has been on his mind lately, Tom and Paul sheepisly turn in their homework assignments, and Burt rounds things out with one of the first poems he wrote in junior high while under the spell of Bob Dylan.

Buy Burt’s Book: https://carouselofhappiness.org/product/of-the-carousel/
Burt on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKskheGiGRU
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Today we are thrilled to welcome Colorado poet Burt Rashbaum. Burt has been writing for most of his life and we have a fantastic conversation about what inspired his collection of poetry entitled Of the Carousel.

Burt shares how he became a writer and found the Carousel of Happiness, before letting Tom and Paul read two of his poems, inspired by his experiences operating the carousel.

Be sure to catch part 2 where Burt reads one of the first poems he ever wrote while under the spell of Bob Dylan. Tom and Paul turn in their junior-high level assignments as well! Now go write a poem.

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Read more of Tom’s poetry and other writing by following him at tomwardwrites.medium.com or patreon.com/twofriendstwopoems