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Because poems are alive and well out there in the world! A monthly offering to read on your lunch break, on the subway, or on your sofa at the end of the day whilst/instead of staring slack-jawed at your phone. ✨
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I moved across the country this month, and it’s wild how new and interesting everything seems.
New plants, new roads, new weather patterns, new grocery stores and aisles to learn. I’m paying attention all the time, head up and headphones...
It wasn’t until I collected and excerpted these poems that I saw, duh, all this want here.
It’s a word, an idea, that’s always had a hold on me. “Want, Want” by Maggie Rogers was my most-played song of 2022. Back in grad school I wrote an...
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Dear Monster,
none of the guests
we disinvited arrive.
In the darkness
no lion comes.
- Lisa Oldstein
Hiiiii, friends. The universe laughs in my general direction!...
Rain happened mostly overnight.
In the morning the grass was wet; I must have slept.
- Mary Ann Samyn
I read a review of “Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language” by Gretchen McCull...
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