A Poem by Francisco Márquez
This week, a poem by Francisco Márquez.
A Poem by Miriam Bird Greenberg
This week, a poem by Miriam Bird Greenberg.
A Poem by Nathan Blansett
This week, a poem by Nathan Blansett.
A Poem by Kamden Hilliard
This week, a poem by Kamden Hilliard.
A Poem by K.T. Billey
This week, a poem by K.T. Billey.
Two Poems by Nebeolisa Okwudili
This week, two poems by Nebeolisa Okwudili
A Poem by Tom Capelonga
This week, a poem by Tom Capelonga.
Dawn Martin Lundy: On the Power of Forgetting and Her New Collection ‘Life in a Box is a Pretty Life’
“What I believe in is forgetting; it’s transformative, if not reformative, power. What does it mean to truly leave something behind? To excise a happening from not only your thoughts, but also from your body?”
“We inhabit the brutal. We are shattered every day./ We look askew”: A Review of Dawn Lundy Martin’s ‘Life in a Box is a Pretty Life’
One of the many things I admire about Dawn Lundy Martin’s poetry is her potent ability to puzzle the reader without losing the reader
