varieties of poetic experience
The Tant Mieux Project presents poetry in all its forms, written throughout the year. Poetry, in most ways, defies categorization, but that said, I've done my best to organize here. Can't find what you need or want - try the Archives and look by title - all photos are in alphabetical order. The only poem that defies real category is Other poems and there is a description of Why in that section, so do visit.
We also have an audio section for listening to poems - note, this section is pretty fluid and updated regularly. In brief, there's a lot on tant mieux - and never enough time - if you have time, do scope about the poetry sections and if you have a moment, visit our Bob Dylan section as well. We've added a very refined SEARCH BOX which you can access below or from the left navigation which will help you find what you are looking for. If you still cannot find a thing, please do contact us. I hope you enjoy the work you see here and that sometimes, we hit home, if not always.
sadi ranson-polizzotti, midwinter - 2008
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SEARCH ALL OF TANT MIEUX BY CLICKING HERE, WHICH WILL TAKE YOU TO THE SEARCH BOX ON THIS SITE WHICH IS THE MOST REFINED WAY TO FIND WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.
Thanks for visiting - always - sadi ranson-polizzotti, winter, 2008
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france, more
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summer poems
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spring poems
As i've said of other sections, you'll find a range of work here, but again, the season influeces us a great deal and more, what happens in that particular season, good or bad, turn up in the proper section. Here, look for poems that are lighter, perhaps more hopeful, indicative of the season and so changable and mercurial, switching quickly back and forth between dark and light. -
autumn poems
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select new poems
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france | the poems
A full rendering of the France Poems. There may be some cross-over with the other France section, but no matter. The poems here are for the most part, full of life and joy and fertility and what it means to really be "at home" again. These are poems of self, of place, of love, of observation and of dreams.
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new love poems
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winter poems
The bleakest time of year - many of these poems are indicative of the season: cold, brutal, almost painful in their telling, yet each tells a story, or perhaps strung together they tell the story of the season. Still, you will find moments of joy here as well. Some of the best poems are created from such darkness. -
midwinter poems
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other poems
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broken poems
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search all poetry