Poems by Sean Bates
Sean Bates, Christopher Ayalawriter/poet/educator. Western Mass. UMass MFA ~Words~ Stone Canoe Rising Phoenix Review "What Saves Us: Poems of Empathy and Outrage in the Age of Trump"
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The Flaw's the Thing
I first met Taylor Johnson at Oberlin, in Kazim Ali’s poetry workshop. I remember that what he shared about why he was in the class was about The Page. Taylor explained that he came to poetry in a spoken form—spoken word or slam I don’t rem...
Become Undeniable
Writers are so good at recommending what they’re reading. The best, the friends, are great at recommending what they think I would like based on what they’ve seen in my work or what is new and exciting.
But teachers, mentors, their recomme...
We’re Out Here: The Poet and How to Survive
I was planning a lesson on the pastoral and hunting for a modern take or a twist, ideally something queer and full of evidence that we all can idealize the countryside and the meager, yet noble life of the beatified shepherd (and presumably...
A New Hero: A Review of 'Designated Stranger' by Gion Davis
from Third Hand Books:
“A soul dive and a psalm, ’ Designated Stranger spans years, states, genders, and climates as it confronts the concurrent apocalypses of being trans and poor in America. Like the designated hitter or designated drive...
---ANNOUNCING--- Indie Press Poetry: A Series of Reviews
-“Read the Great Poets”, Viper Jazz. James Tate. Wesleyan University Press, 1976.
A Series of Reviews
This winter I’ll be reviewing a new collection each week from a poet published on an independent press. The books and p...
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writer/poet/educator. Western Mass. UMass MFA. ~Words~ Emerge Literary Journal, Stone Canoe, Rising Phoenix Review, "What Saves Us: Poems of Empathy and Outrage in the Age of Trump"
Christopher Ayala is a writer from Massachusetts. His work has appeared in The Massachusetts Review, Keith LLC, and The Common. He has been in residence at NES Listamiǒstöǒ in Skagaströnd, Iceland.
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