Poems you don't have to be a poet to love
Radically accessible poemsPoems, literary excerpts, opinionated opinions.
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Short
I have been posting longish poems lately, so here’s something I like that takes about 30 seconds to read and absorb:
Promise
Long nights, short years. Forgiving
silence
When morning comes, and pain--
no one is a stranger, this...
Movement of water
When I emailed Chaun to request permission to publish this poem he responded: “My goal with “Second Nature” was to mimic the flow of water by removing punctuation that would impede upon the poem’s movement. I wanted streams of consciousness...
Last May Poem
Sometimes a poem that I don’t fully understand moves me—here’s one, with thanks to the poet.
The Day the Night Terrors Finally Stopped
was a Saturday
in May.
The ground thickly wet,
black and stamped with clover.
On foot...
Bonus
Once in a while I come across something I want to share for paid subscribers.
Once in a while I come across something I want to share for paid subscribers. This is paragraph from Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s book of stories The Unknown Err...
Obligato
This poem by Dorianne Laux uses one of my favorite words—obligato from the language of music, an undeniable, repeated theme that underlies or compliments the melody.
Against Endings
On the street outside the window
someone is talkin...
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Meryl Natchez took a leave of absence in her Junior year of college and has been rigorously home schooling herself ever since. Her fourth book, Catwalk, received an Indie Best Book 2020 Award from Kirkus Reviews.
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