2,023 Miles is a nonet poem that tells a grandfather and grandson’s journey from California to Mississippi in 1995. A nonet poem is comprised of nine lines; the first line contains nine syllables. Each line after that decreases by one syllable (i.e., 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1). To see this poem in action, visit <a href="www.thomaskneeland.com/blog/nonet">www.thomaskneeland.com/blog/nonet </a>

2,023 Miles is a nonet poem that tells a grandfather and grandson’s journey from California to Mississippi in 1995. A nonet poem is comprised of nine lines; the first line contains nine syllables. Each line after that decreases by one syllable (i.e., 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1). To see this poem in action, visit www.thomaskneeland.com/blog/nonet

2,023 Miles is a nonet poem that tells a grandfather and grandson’s journey from California to Mississippi in 1995. A nonet poem is comprised of nine lines; the first line contains nine syllables. Each line after that decreases by one syllable (i.e., 9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1). To see this poem in action, visit <a href="www.thomaskneeland.com/blog/nonet" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.thomaskneeland.com/blog/nonet&nbsp;</a>

Ep. 5 | 2,023 Miles

Every week, Thomas Kneeland features powerful and original poetry from poets across the world. Produced in Partnership with The Kneeland Center for Poetry, Inc. and The Elevation Review.

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Ep. 5 | 2,023 Miles

Ep. 5 | 2,023 Miles