
Christopher Bakken is the author of four books of poetry, most recently DRIVING THE BEAST (a Sewanee Poetry selection from LSU Press). He is also the author of the culinary memoir HONEY, OLIVES, OCTOPUS.
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This poem's opening line riffs on the opening line of James Merrill's poem "A Mad Scene." Merrill's poem begins, "Again last night I dreamed the dream ca...
Working hard today to recall this country's self-evident truths, which remain our collective bedrock. Dissent, speech, and activism remain vital if we wish to sustain our experiment in radical democracy. As Whitman puts in in Specimen Days:...
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Awe remained fundamental to Milosz's sense of vocation from start to finish, as did right seeing, and a fruitful inclusiveness that is recognizably Ameri...
“Gorgona” is the Greek word for mermaid. In ancient myth, the gorgona was a figure of dread: serpentine and deadly (the most famous gorgona was Medusa). In modern Greek folklore of the north-eastern Aegean, these piscine creatures embody aq...
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Perhaps the most crucial "almost" in poetry occurs in this poem's penultimate line. It's a Larkin performance after all, thus refusing to get too comfort...
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Christopher Bakken is the author of four books of poetry, most recently DRIVING THE BEAST (a Sewanee Poetry selection from LSU Press). He is also the author of the culinary memoir HONEY, OLIVES, OCTOPUS.
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