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poemBy Ruth Awad
Days of rain. The drey outside my window would keel and the wind would plunder. My heart was valent with possibility:
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poemBy Pamilerin Jacob
Neither milkweed nor rose-apple in Schenck’s Anguish,
Each of us comes from somewhere with blossoms.
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The process of knowing how to instrument this information and motivation was the logic behind grafting myself into the Poetry Foundation.
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AudioFrom The Poetry Magazine Podcast October 2023
This week, Cindy Juyoung Ok speaks with Kiki Petrosino, who has published five elegant and remarkable books, all with Sarabande, including the memoir Bright (2022) and the poetry collection White...
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poemBy May MillerA golden wheelPivoted to the core of consciousness;And I the potter before a plastic massThat swells beyond the hand
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poemBy Carolina EbeidI can’t say whether the other commuters stand arrestedby this music––the accordion playernear the vendor’s hutch––but it comes toward me, world–sorrow drafting through the hyaline
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