Poetry of the Parks
Local writer Glen S. “Rocky” Brougham loves rhyme, the Broncos, and Arches National Park
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A poem about Moab as it used to be, by one resident
While many of us are drawn to the red rocks and Moab for its awe-inspiring splendor, the sheer sandstone cliffs, and winding waterways, our community and connections with one another so often have a more profound impact on our image of this desert landscape.
Moab’s Main Street poet-in-residence
Kevin Devaney writes typewriter poetry on the city’s sidewalks
Utah poet to speak at library on May 5
On Thursday, May 5, Takacs will read from her newly published poetry collection, “Dearest Water,” at the Grand County Library at 7 p.m.
‘A Century of Grace’: An homage to America’s National Parks
In 2016, the National Park Service celebrated its centennial anniversary. Karla Morton, the 2010 Texas Poet Laureate, envisioned a deeply engaging way to honor America’s cherished national parks: she decided to visit each…