Lois Letchford reads Jack Palutski's "Invisible Wizard's Regret" from Monday Stroll. The poem describes someone who has vanished and cannot return, delivered in a spoken-word style that invites reflection on its language.
Hello, it's Lois Letchford, author of the book Reversed: A Memoir and Literacy Problem Solver. It's a short poem today, reading from Jack Palutski's Monday Stroll, Invisible Wizard's Regret. I'm in a preposterous pickle. My prospects appear to be black. I witlessly made myself vanish. And now I can't get myself back. Thank you. Hit like, hit subscribe, and the bell for notifications, and enjoy the poem and think about all the words that Palucki uses.
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