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Sheetghost Poetry

Robert Wood Lynn

What's haunting underneath the poems? Weekly prompts and short essays on poetry

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Poetry Prompt of the Week: Driven by Surprise

Probably the most popular introductory craft text in American poetry is Richard Hugo’s The Triggering Town. I learned from it in my first poetry courses. I teach from it in my poetry courses, and my MFA students have all encountered it by t...

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Poetry Prompt of the Week: Absence as Presence

Li-Young Lee might be my favorite poet for writing about food. His best known poem in this category is probably “Persimmons”—the first of his poems I ever encountered, and right from the jump I was struck by how he could move so deftly betw...

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Poetry Prompt of the Week: Unhinge the Universe

from The Promenades of Euclid by René Magritte, 1955 (Minneapolis Institute of Art)

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Poetry Prompt of the Week: Anticipation

Henri Fantin-Latour, from “Still Life: Corner of a Table,” 1873 (Art Institute of Chicago)

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  • Robert Wood Lynn

    Poet from Virginia. Yale Younger Poets Prize & Kate Tufts Discovery Award. Poems in American Poetry Review, The Atlantic, Poetry, The Nation etc. I teach poetry at Juilliard, Bennington, Brooklyn Poets & Poets House.

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