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February 19, 2016
MagazineNatalie Diaz
Post-Colonial Love Poem
A poem
February 18, 2016
MagazineSam Ross
Exchange
A poem
February 17, 2016
MagazineRick Barot
The Marrow
A poem
February 16, 2016
MagazineKristin Prevallet
A Glassful of Tea and Sugar in the Mouth
A poem
December 10, 2015
Laura Marsh
Emily Dickinson, born on this day in 1830, left a beautiful trove of handwritten poems.
December 4, 2015
Laura Kasischke
The Enormous Cage
December 3, 2015
Stephanie Burt
My 1987
November 17, 2015
Mikaela Lefrak
Poet Warsan Shire is the new voice of the refugee crisis.
November 5, 2015
CAConrad
Mercury.1
November 4, 2015
Monica Sok
Cambodia
November 4, 2015
Adam Fitzgerald
Our Lady of South Dakota
November 3, 2015
Graham Foust
Poem to My Daughter
October 13, 2015
Terese Svoboda
Bird Boy
October 12, 2015
Robert Fernandez
El Greco
October 1, 2015
Cathy Park Hong
There's a New Movement in American Poetry and It's Not Kenneth Goldsmith
Writers of color are not bit players in this man’s drama
September 28, 2015
Jake Blumgart
Eileen Myles: "I’m the Weird Poet the Mainstream Is Starting to Accept"
September 22, 2015
Paula Bohince
Hairdresser
September 17, 2015
Monica Youn
White Noise
September 15, 2015
Theodore Ross
Cheat! It's the Only Way to Get Published.
Most writers have no choice but to bend the rules
September 11, 2015
Douglas Kearney
Drifters Afterschool

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