Archive - Poetics with Robert Charboneau

The Redwood, or A Tall Tale

Chapter 5: Ohmer the California Bay

Jul 13 •

Robert Charboneau

Why I Call Myself A New Romantic Poet

Every revolution in poetry is apt to be, and sometimes to announce itself to be a return to common speech.

Jul 9 •

Robert Charboneau

The Redwood, or A Tall Tale

Chapter 4: Orchard the Canyon Live Oak

Jul 6 •

Robert Charboneau

I found nothing but debased superstition

The Men Who Think of Rome XXI

Jul 2 •

Robert Charboneau

June 2025

The Redwood, or A Tall Tale

Bostick the Valley Oak

Jun 29 •

Robert Charboneau

Why Is Etymology So Convincing?

On Depth and Poetic Renewal

Jun 25 •

Robert Charboneau

The Redwood, or A Tall Tale

Oannes the Pacific Yew

Jun 22 •

Robert Charboneau

Substack Poets of Note

Jun 18 •

Robert Charboneau

The Redwood, or A Tall Tale

Orus the Redwood

Jun 15 •

Robert Charboneau

"i dOn’T knOW MaRGo!" | On Poetic Voice

Whose Voice is Your Poetry In?

Jun 11 •

Robert Charboneau

The Redwood, or A Tall Tale

Jun 8 •

Robert Charboneau

May 2025

Parting at the lamplit doorstep, they kissed

Madysyn Amandalynn 6

May 31 •

Robert Charboneau

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