
This week on Poetry Pea, we're revisiting one of the highlights from our much-loved reading series.Join acclaimed poet Lorraine Padden as she reads from her beautiful collection Upwelling, sharing poems rich in observation, memory and the quiet moments that so often inspire haiku and related forms.Whether you're discovering Lorraine's work for the first time or returning to this favourite episode, it's the perfect opportunity to enjoy a thoughtful poetry reading and celebrate the craft of concise, image-rich writing.As Poetry Pea takes a gentle summer stroll through the archives, we're delighted to bring this memorable reading back to you.If you enjoy the podcast, please follow, leave a review, and share it with your poetry-loving friends. Your support helps Poetry Pea continue to champion haiku, senryū, tanka and haibun from poets around the world.
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S9E36 Poetry Pea Video Prompt A Reading of Haiku, Senryu, and short poems

S9E35 Renku Reading from the Poetry Pea community A Poetry Pea summer Classic

S9E34 Vandana Parashar reads from Alone, I Am Not A Poetry Pea Summer Classic

S9E33 David J Kelly Reads short poetry from his book small hadron divider: A Poetry Pea Summer Classic
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