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BrHomestead: Voices of the Earth, by Archibald Lampman (1861 - 1899)
"We have not heard the music of the spheres,
The song of star to star, but there are sounds
More deep than human joy and human tears,
That Nature uses in her common rounds;
The fall of streams, the cry of winds that strain
skydog811: new from above/ground press: In Which Archibald Lampman / Translates Arthur Rimbaud, by Grant Wilkins
bywordsdotca: new from above/ground press: In Which Archibald Lampman / Translates Arthur Rimbaud, by Grant Wilkins
SiegfriedMag: This is Archibald Lampman. Our early readers may recognize his name from our first issue of last December, where we featured Lampman’s poem “Snow.”
BeechwoodOttawa: As Archibald Lampman's poem - In Beechwood Cemetery says
Here the dead sleep--the quiet dead. No sound
Disturbs them ever, and no storm dismays.
Winter mid snow caresses the tired ground,
And the wind roars about the woodland ways.
LeeAnnHowlettVO: Sunset : Archibald Lampman : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
CanLitHistory: From 'The City at the End of Things' (1899) by Archibald Lampman, the finest of the so-called 'Confederation Poets', which we talked about this week on the podcast!
MelanieJaxn: The dry dead leaves flit by with thin weird tunes,
Like failing murmurs of some conquered creed,
Graven in mystic markings with strange runes,
That none but stars and biting winds may read.
-Archibald Lampman
bywordsdotca: Congratulations to the recipients of the City of Ottawa Book Award and to David O'Meara, the winner of the 2022 City of Ottawa Book Award for English Fiction and Arc Poetry Magazine's Archibald Lampman Award.
rcwmsn: All things that be
Seem plunged into silence, distraught,
By some stern, some necessitous thought:
It wraps and enthralls
Marsh, meadow, and forest; and falls
Also on me.
By An Autumn Stream
Archibald Lampman 1861-1899
AndiWritesAgain: Lina Rather’s Last Long Night
Scott Simon’s Opinion: What Extraterrestrials Might Learn on Earth
Archibald Lampman’s Voices of the Earth
DeadPoetsDaily: The Railway Station on Dead Poets Daily
guernica_ed: ONE HOUR AWAY! Guernica author Adele Graf will be reading at the 2022 Archibald Lampman Award shortlist ceremony, presented by ARC Poetry Magazine!
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The reading will take place from 7-8pm at Spark Beer (702 Somerset Street W, Ottawa, ON).
guernica_ed: TOMORROW! The shortlist reading for the 2022 Archibald Lampman Award, presented by ARC Poetry Magazine!
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The reading will take place from 7-8pm at Spark Beer (702 Somerset Street W, Ottawa, ON).
bywordsdotca: Arc Poetry Magazine 2022 Archibald Lampman Award Shortlist Reading
Time and Place: September 19 at 7:00 pm. Spark Beer, 702 Somerset W.
Web:
ChambiChachage: Archibald Lampman Award: the 2022 Shortlist : Arc Poetry
guernica_ed: Congratulations Adele Graf!
buckled into the sky has been shortlisted for the 2022 Archibald Lampman Award, presented by ARC Poetry Magazine!
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The shortlist reading will take place on September 19 from 7-8pm at Spark Beer (702 Somerset Street W, Ottawa, ON).
LeeAnnHowlettVO: Sight : Archibald Lampman : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
ntmdotng: New Post: Nduka Otiono nominated for Archibald Lampman Award
ntmdotng: Updated Post: Nduka Otiono nominated for Archibald Lampman Award
BurlHorniachek: 5/ Scott's only real claim to distinction in the arts is as friend and a sort of literary executor to Archibald Lampman, another relatively minor literary figure, but one who occasionally caught real poetic fire.
afrocritik: Nigerian poet and academic, Nduka Otiono, has been shortlisted for the Archibald Lampman Award for poetry
The winner is scheduled to be announced at the Ottawa Book Awards ceremony on Wednesday, October 19th, 2022.
PB_Africa: Nigerian Associate Professor at the Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, Nduka Otiono has been shortlisted for the Archibald Lampman Award for poetry.
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BurlHorniachek: 1/ A good reading exercise for today: reading Canadian Archibald Lampman's The City of the End of Things alongside American Edgar Allen Poe's The City in the Sea. First Lampman:
ntmdotng: New Post: Otiono’s collection, ‘DisPlace…’, shortlisted for the Archibald Lampman Award for Poetry
BurlHorniachek: 1/ I would not make overly large claims for Archibald Lampman, generally considered Canada’s best 19th century poet, but he does have his moments.
platospupil: Beyond me in the fields the sun
Soaks in the grass and hath his will;
I count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
–Archibald Lampman (1861–99)
mbharrington501: Beyond me in the fields the sun
Soaks in the grass and hath his will;
I count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
–Archibald Lampman (1861–99)
BurlHorniachek: 6/ The Lampman of the title is Archibald Lampman, widely considered the best of the 19th century Canadian poets, though that isn’t saying much.
brigitdedanaan: "O Master, all my strength is gone;
Unto the very earth I bow;
I have no light to lead me on;
With aching heart and burning brow,
I lie as one that travaileth
In sorrow more than he can bear;
I sit in darkness as of death,
And scatter dust upon my hair."
Archibald Lampman
corr_mc: From an Archibald Lampman poem.
NFNerd: Texto: The City at the End of Things (Archibald Lampman, 1894)
Imagem: Blame! (Tsutomo Nihei, 1997)
dobleAdeA: Archíbald Lampman “Heat”… (CanLit)
‘In the full furnace of this hour my thoughts grow keen and clear’
plastic_bio: Though fancy and the might of rhyme,That turneth like the tide,Have borne me many a musing time,Beloved, from thy sideAh yet, I pray thee, deem not Sweet, Those hours were given in vain;Within these covers to thy feetI bring them back again
- Archibald Lampman
raj65025523: From ‘A Thunderstorm’ (1899) by Canadian poet Archibald Lampman.
Detail from Labrador Coast (c. 1860), depicting a Cumulonimbus storm cloud, by American marine and landscape painter William Bradford, in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio, US
meekvicissitude: Blue, blue was the heaven above me,
And the earth green at my feet;
“Oh, Life! Oh, Life!” I kept saying,
And the very word seemed sweet.
-Life and Nature, Archibald Lampman
bettertoenails: A longish posts on maps, highways, road trips, deep geological time, 4000+ years of uninterrupted dynastic rule in China, the Interstate system, the proposed Pan-American highway, and Archibald Lampman:
LibraryAtGCC: A poem for Earth Week 2022
Voices of Earth (1895)
Archibald Lampman
We have not heard the music of the spheres,
The song of star to star, but there are sounds
More deep than human joy and human tears,
That Nature uses in her common rounds...
terremaati: Wakes in his heart thoughts bedded there, impearled,
Before the birth and making of the world.
By Archibald Lampman
olcrayon: Archibald Lampman fears that the future could happen again
arcpoetry: Are you an Ottawa-area author who released a collection of poetry in 2021? Don't forget to send us your book for Arc's Archibald Lampman Award!
Self-published poets, this includes you!
The deadline to enter this contest is March 31, 2022:
StreetsofC: “City of storm in whose grey heart are hidden
What stormier woes, what lives that groan and beat,
Stern and thin-cheeked, against time's heavier sleet,
Rude fates, hard hearts, and prisoning poverty”
- Archibald Lampman, ‘A Night of Storm’
BP Refinery, Whiting, IN. Feb 2022
georgedance04: Penny's Poetry Blog's featured poem for January
January Morning, by Archibald Lampman
[...]
Far out to westward on the edge of morn,
The slender misty city towers up-borne
Glimmer faint rose against the pallid blue
[...]
BeechwoodOttawa: As Archibald Lampman's poem "In Beechwood Cemetery"
Here the dead sleep--the quiet dead. No sound
Disturbs them ever, and no storm dismays.
Winter mid snow caresses the tired ground,
And the wind roars about the woodland ways.
PassionateFriar: On this blessed solstice day that marks a turning point of the year and a slow return to warmth, light, and bounty, my ancestors would have known whether they had the resources to last until spring or not. Lyrics are by Canadian poet Archibald Lampman. ❤️
finn_harvor: Happy that my short film poem adaptation of a work by Archibald Lampman entitled “Winter — solitude” was just selected by AltFF Alternative Film Festival via
finn_harvor: Happy that “Winter — solitude” was just selected by Life Screenings International One Minute Film Festival via
HKHClaire: "...and silence, frost, and beauty everywhere." ~ Archibald Lampman
MelanieJaxn: The dry dead leaves flit by with thin weird tunes,
Like failing murmurs of some conquered creed,
Graven in mystic markings with strange runes,
That none but stars and biting winds may read.
-Archibald Lampman
plastic_bio: Though fancy and the might of rhyme,That turneth like the tide,Have borne me many a musing time,Beloved, from thy sideAh yet, I pray thee, deem not Sweet, Those hours were given in vain;Within these covers to thy feetI bring them back again
- Archibald Lampman
opl_bpo: The winner of the Archibald Lampman Award is … Deborah-Anne Tunney!
JimWatsonOttawa: Arc Poetry Magazine awarded their 2021 Archibald Lampman Award to Deborah-Anne Tunney’s poetic analysis of Alfred Hitchcock’s work in A Different Wolf (McGill-Queen`s University Press).
bywordsdotca: City of Ottaaw Book Awards and Arc Poetry Magazine 2021 Archibald Lampman Award Announcement
Time and Place: October 20 at 6:00 pm. virtual
Web:
georgedance04: Autumn Maples, by Archibald Lampman
The thoughts of all the maples who shall name,
When the sad landscape turns to cold and grey?
Yet some for very ruth and sheer dismay [...]
Have fired the hills with beaconing clouds of flame
[...]
alampman: New profile image is René Milot’s design for a commemorative Archibald Lampman postage stamp, issued by Canada Post in 1989. Image via Library and Archives Canada (Mikan no. 2265061), copyright Canada Post Corporation.
pesbo: article about the Lampman
conyerclayton: Take a moment to register for the announcement of the winners of the Ottawa Book Awards and the Archibald Lampman, won't ya?
Oct. 20th, 6 pm EDT :)
bywordsdotca: Arc Poetry Magazine 2021 Lampman Award Shortlist Reading
Time and Place: October 6 at 7:00 pm. virtual
Web:
OttawaPAL: Arc Poetry Magazine has announced its list of finalists for the 2021 Archibald Lampman Award. This annual prize recognizes a remarkable book of English-language poetry written by an author living in the National Capital Region.
finn_harvor: A Thunderstorm (new version)
finn_harvor: the narration is a short nature poem by nineteenth century Canadian poet Archibald Lampman. But I added a few words of my own to underline how modern machines pale in significance compared to natural ones. /3
poetryextension: Take a look at the Archibald Lampman Award 2021 shortlist - the award celebrates English-language poetry written by an author living in Canada's National Capital Region
neil_oiwf: Archibald Lampman Award 2021 shortlist revealed – Apartment613
pesbo: Long and short lists for Lampman
Warped_Echo: i keep coming back to this archibald lampman poem
pesbo: new reviews for all three Lampman finalists by Alexa Criscitiello
platospupil: Beyond me in the fields the sun
Soaks in the grass and hath his will;
I count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
–Archibald Lampman (1861–99)
HabbyMomma: Beyond me in the fields the sun
Soaks in the grass and hath his will;
I count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
–Archibald Lampman (1861–99)
kevblue777: Beyond me in the fields the sun
Soaks in the grass and hath his will;
I count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
–Archibald Lampman (1861–99)
mbharrington501: Beyond me in the fields the sun
Soaks in the grass and hath his will;
I count the marguerites one by one;
Even the buttercups are still.
–Archibald Lampman (1861–99)
juicecollinsHF: Wait the tigers new guy is ARCHIBALD LAMPMAN??? Like, the poet?
DiverseCauses: Just call him "Archibald Lampman's patron". Erase him from history. Destroy his legacy.
Exhume his corpse from Beechwood Cemetery and dump it in St Peter's Square.
itsbrowntown: The City At the End of Things by Archibald Lampman
The Hollow Men by TS Eliot.
Portions of Leaves of Grass as well.
raj65025523: He setteth his lips to the brim,
With a long last look of his eye,
And lifts it and draineth it dry.'
From ‘The Sun Cup’ (1890) by nineteenth-century Canadian poet Archibald Lampman.
AliceSchultz67: Dreamy crowds are moving yonder
In a faint and phantom blue;
Through the dusk I lean, and wonder
If their winsome shapes are true;
But in veiling indecision
Come my questions back again--
Which is real? The fleeting vision?
Or the fleeting world of men?
-- Archibald Lampman
mctaytelbaum: The Railway Station Poem by Archibald Lampman
Trinity_College: Join the Trinity College Friends of the Library for the 22nd annual Archibald Lampman Poetry Reading with Trinity alumna Rosemary Clewes: Tues, March 23, 2021 at 7:30 pm ET via Zoom. Details & registration
thenfb: Take a tour of the picturesque Lièvre river through the words of poet Archibald Lampman. Watch MORNING ON THE LIÈVE for free →
Warped_Echo: this is a snippet from Life and Nature, by Archibald Lampman (in case anyone was curious)
Olaindeach: Snow! And thus my favourite poem about snow by Archibald Lampman.
lovetodecor: There is a beauty at the goal of life / A beauty growing since the world began, / Through every age and race, through lapse and strife / Till the great human soul complete her span.
Archibald Lampman
RAHUL VAIDYA FOR THE WIN
CMFScholarships: Canadian poet Archibald Lampman wrote "The glittering roofs are still with frost; each worn Black chimney builds into the quiet sky / Its curling pile to crumble silently." Is that what you think of when you think of Canada?
evvanbuc: Last night I taught my students about hegemony and the imagined city/country divide using Archibald Lampman's long poem *The Story of an Affinity*, and they caught on so quickly! These kids are going to be alright.
SNtwitt3r: Archibald Lampman - To a Millionaire (1891)
The world in gloom and splendour passes by, and thou in the midst of it with brows that gleam, a creature of that old distorted dream that makes the sound of life an evil cry. / 1
BeechwoodOttawa: As Archibald Lampman's poem -
In Beechwood Cemetery - says
Here the dead sleep--the quiet dead. No sound
Disturbs them ever, and no storm dismays.
Winter mid snow caresses the tired ground,
And the wind roars about the woodland ways
BeechwoodOttawa: As Archibald Lampman's poem -
In Beechwood Cemetery -
Here the dead sleep--the quiet dead. No sound
Disturbs them ever, and no storm dismays.
Winter mid snow caresses the tired ground,
And the wind roars about the woodland way
TorontoMGs: "Like some soft minister of dreams
The snow-fall hoods me round;
In wood and water, earth and air,
A silence everywhere."
Archibald Lampman
FadedBleuJeans: "Like some soft minister of dreams
The snow-fall hoods me round;
In wood and water, earth and air,
A silence everywhere."
Archibald Lampman
EarthEthicsCtr: ....joy inscrutable without a name,
Wakes in his heart thoughts bedded there, impearled,
Before the birth and making of the world.
Voices of Earth - Archibald Lampman
Image created by Reto Stockli with the help of Alan Nelson, under the leadership of Fritz Hasler
AliceSchultz67: ... Till the rounded moon shall grow
Great above the western snow,
Shining into burnished gold;
And the silver earth outrolled,
In the misty yellow light
Shall take on the width of night.
-- Archibald Lampman, "Sunset"
Velociguy: Like some soft minister of dreams
The snow-fall hoods me round;
In wood and water, earth and air,
A silence everywhere.
-from Snow, Archibald Lampman
Merry Christmas to all!
BeechwoodOttawa: In Beechwood Cemetery by Archibald Lampman
With leaf and bloom and pipe of wind and bird,
And the old earth puts forth her tender grass,
By them unfelt, unheeded and unheard.
Our centuries to them are but as strokes
In the dim gamut of some far-off chime.
2/3
BeechwoodOttawa: In Beechwood Cemetery by Archibald Lampman
Here the dead sleep--the quiet dead. No sound
Disturbs them ever, and no storm dismays.
Winter mid snow caresses the tired ground,
And the wind roars about the woodland ways.
Springtime and summer and red autumn pass, 1/3
BeechwoodOttawa: In Beechwood Cemetery by Archibald Lampman
Unaltering rest their perfect being cloaks--
A thing too vast to hear or feel or see--
Children of Silence and Eternity,
They know no season but the end of time
3/3
GardenerPodcast: November 17, 2020 Ten Ways to Rewild, Solway Moss, William Barton, William Caparne, Archibald Lampman, The Garden Chef by Phaidon Editors, and Queen Charlotte
bywordsdotca: Arc Poetry Magazine's 2020’s Archibald Lampman Award Winner is… Ben Ladouceur, Diana Brebner Prize Winner is Karen Massey and Honourable Mention is Dessa Bayrock. Congratulations to all!
RustyPriske: Congratulations Ben Ladouceur, winner of the 2020 Archibald Lampman Award!
