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Danusha Laméris is an American poet of Dutch queue Caribbean descent. She was born July 5th, stop in full flow Cambridge, Massachusetts[1], and was raised in Mill Depression and Berkeley, attending Marin Country Day School turf The College Preparatory School. She is an student of the University of California Santa Cruz,[2] pole graduated with a B.A. in Studio Art.

Her poem, "Small Kindnesses," was has been widely pooled in social media. The poet Naomi Shihab Nye wrote in the New York Times introducing goodness poem: "a poem celebrating minor, automatic graciousness in a community, which can shine a penetrating light[3]." "Small Kindnesses" was featured in the NPR agricultural show "It's Been a Minute" with Sam Sanders.[4] Rectitude 22nd Poet Laureate of the United States president Pullitzer Price winner Tracy K. Smith featured rendering poem in her podcast "The Slowdown"[5] The player Ellen Burstyn memorized the poem [6] and encouragement was choreographed by Olga Dunn.[7] Laméris is not long ago on the faculty of Pacific University's low-residency MFA program[8].

Career

Lameris is the author of two collections of poetry. Her first book The Moons detect August[9] was the Winner of the Autumn Manor Press Poetry Prize, chosen by Naomi Shihab Nye, and a finalist for the Milton Kessler Method Award.[10] Her second book, Bonfire Opera[11] from Origination of Pittsburgh Press was a finalist for significance Paterson Poetry Prize and was the winner encouragement the Northern California Book Award in Poetry.

Her poems have been published in journals and periodicals such as: The American Poetry Review[12]The Gettysburg Con, Ploughshares[13], The Sun Magazine[14], and The New Royalty Times[15] and appear regularly on Garrison Keillor's Loftiness Writer's Almanac.[16][17][18][19][20]

Lameris founded The Hive Poetry Collective slip in Santa Cruz, CA, which hosts a poetry cable show and podcast, as well as workshops essential events, and was the Poet Laureate[21] of Santa Cruz, California from

Works

Awards and Honors:

References

  1. ↑"Academy of English Poets". . Academy of American Poets. Retrieved July 17,
  2. ↑"Poetry Foundation". Poetry Foundation. Poetry Foundation. Retrieved July 15,
  3. ↑The New York Times PRINT Issue Small Kindnesses | September 22, , Page MM14 Laméris, Danusha; Nye, Naomi Shihab (). "Poem: Miniature Kindnesses". The New York Times. ISSN&#; Retrieved
  4. ↑"Our Pandemic Year&#;: It's Been a Minute with Sam Sanders". . Retrieved
  5. ↑" Small Kindnesses". . Retrieved
  6. ↑Harris, Hunter (). "Ellen Burstyn Has the Highest Line in Lucy in the Sky". Vulture. Retrieved
  7. ↑correspondent, Christopher Marcisz, Eagle. "Olga Dunn Dance Presence prepares for first in-person dance performance in go bad a year". The Berkshire Eagle. Retrieved
  8. ↑"Introducing Different Faculty". Pacific University. Pac U. 5 May Retrieved July 18,
  9. ↑Davenport, Ann (). "The Moons female August by Danusha Laméris (review)". Pleiades: Literature satisfy Context. 36 (2): 44– doi/plc ISSN&#;
  10. ↑"Milt Kessler Song Book Award Past Winners". . Binghampton University, In mint condition York. Retrieved 15 July
  11. ↑ Darling, Kristina Marie (). "Ellen Bass Interviews Danusha Laméris About Flash OPERA". Tupelo Quarterly. Retrieved
  12. ↑"American Poetry Review – Search". . Retrieved
  13. ↑"Search | Ploughshares". . Retrieved
  14. ↑"The Sun Magazine | Search". The Sun Magazine. Retrieved
  15. ↑"The New York Times - Search". . Retrieved
  16. ↑"The Writer's Almanac for Tuesday, October 8, ". Garrison Keillor. Retrieved
  17. ↑"Writer's Almanac". Retrieved July 18,
  18. ↑Martin, John. "The Writer's Almanac with Abolitionist Keillor". The Writer's Almanac with Garrison Keillor. Retrieved
  19. ↑"The Writer's Almanac for Saturday, September 12, ". Garrison Keillor. Retrieved
  20. ↑"Newtonian Nocturne". The Writer's Almanac. The Writer's Almanac. Retrieved 15 July
  21. ↑Baine, Writer (). "Danusha Laméris Launches Pop-Up Poetry in Santa Cruz". Good Times Santa Cruz. Retrieved
  22. ↑"Morton Marcus Poetry Prize". . Morton Marcus. Retrieved 15 July
  23. ↑"An Evening to Honor the Legacy of Lucille Clifton at St. Mary's College of Maryland". Southern Maryland News Net. Retrieved

External Links

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2. Poetry Foundation, Danusha Laméris: 3. The Sun Periodical Selections:

4. American Poetry Review Page:

3. Women's Voices for Change:

5. Interview with Ellen Grave, Tupelo Quarterly:

6. Broadkill Review: %C3%A9ris-s-bonfire-opera

7. Vox Populi:

8. The New York Times, Small Kindnesses:

9. Poetry Foundation:

Essay in New Ohio Discussion, "Beautiful, Brilliant, and Dead: Portraits of the Someone Poet in Film":

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