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“a haunted house but...”
inspired, without apology, entirely by IG memes
This past week I was laid up a bit, feeling under the weather, so lots of quality time scrolling Instagram (if you don’t follow me, my IG is joan_kwon_glass). In my scrolling adventures, I de...
“spooky season”
with prompts inspired by Poe
When I was ten years old, my father read the Collected Works of Edgar Allen Poe to me. This was in 1985, when America was terrified of “World War III” (my father and I watched mini-series on t.v. that imagined...
“from voice to self”
inspired by Dana Kinsey, Fatima Asghar & Brooklyn Poets
This weekend, I spent two glorious days in community with other writers at the Brooklyn Poets Poetry Festival. I took workshops with Angel Nafis, Cornelius Eady, Fatima Asghar and Shi...
“something is eternal”
with words by Michelle Ortega, Joan Kwon Glass & Thornton Wilder
My son has a role in his high school production of Thorton Wilder’s “Our Town.” He’s playing Joe, the paperboy—a symbol of impermanence and mortality, and of time’s unmercifu...
“f your meeting”
with prompts inspired by Jessica Cuello
Jessica Cuello is one of my favorite living poets, a favorite human, and she happens to be a high school French teacher. Her poem below quietly and beautifully addresses the sometimes (often?) absurd...
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