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When It Gets Hot the Block Gets Loud
Bed-Stuy Ode Click to enlarge Parentheticals I have, from time to time, been suspectedof goodness. Thankfully, being human,it’s a difficult reputationto maintain. Exposed as someon...
How to Be a Poet: Elizabeth Alexander on the Yin-Yang of Connection and Contradiction
“The poets (by which I mean all artists) are finally the only people who know the truth about us,” James Baldwin wrote. “Soldiers don’t. Statesmen don’t. Priests don’t. Union leade...
Words on Paper
She spoke of her sadness. About all the poetry...
Amichai
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Ode to a Good Pen: A Poem About Writing the Book of Love, Read by Nick Cave
I spent the summer using the fantastic binomial technique developed by Gianni Rodari — the beloved Italian writer whose stories lit up my Bulgarian childhood — as a creative prompt...
“Weeping Willow, Nantucket,” by Stephanie Burt
“They can’t get off the island either.”
An Israeli poet was scheduled to do a reading in New York. Then her publisher called.
It was supposed to be a party to celebrate the revival of a nonprofit poetry press and to welcome a beloved Israeli poet back to an America quite different from the one she visited...
Ceremony Reading: To Be With You by Josie Balka
Josie Balka’s viral poem perfectly captures the reality of a beautiful, lifelong partnership
Short Conversations with Poets: Lindsay Turner
Repetition is a principle of composition for Lindsay Turner. She paints with it. “Outside,” she writes, “it was very cold. / It was snowing in Paris, in the south. / In the desert...
Why I Wrote this Book: Issue #66 — Poetry Issue!
Featuring David Ly, Conyer Clayton, Sanna Wani, and Jade Wallace David Ly, author of Ritual, Interrupted (Palimpsest Press, September 2026) I feel like I have a curiosity to be clo...
The Boy Behind the Armor
She watched him long before she understoodthat some people learn to smilethe way broken branches still hold birds–not because they aren’t cracked,but because they continueto have p...
Queer Heartbreak and Yearning for Homeland in ‘Daughter of the Mountains’
No one describes diaspora like Fatimah Asghar, whose work addresses what it’s like to see colonial violence echoed in today’s world through imaginary borders. The post Queer Heartb...
franxie – Stone
Ten years is a long time to carry a song around. Most of us can't keep a gym membership going for ten months. Yet Franxie, the Wollongong singer-songwriter and producer, has hauled...
“Democracy,” by Sophie Cabot Black
“Always those horses up on the hill, each / To their own pasture.”
A Feisty, Photogenic Jersey City Poetry Festival Takes Over Mana Contemporary
The poet laureate stood, elevated, on a dais, much like a magician in the midst of spellcasting. Surrounded by a ring of electric candles and flanked by a fiddler and a sign langua...
“Driveway,” by Stephanie Horvath
“In the gut, / In the mouth, / In the irreducible / ‘Bile’ humor.”
Dichter Babs Gons, winnaar van de Johannes Vermeerprijs, verpakt haar stevige boodschap in ‘zachte ontbijtkoek’
Bray artists Nicole Covurluian and Lauryn Creamer Nwadike: ‘We experienced our coming of age together – we were very cha...
What Lies Beneath
Poem: Ode on Atrophy
Thou still ravished bride of binary Thou foster-child of bandits’ digest The blood of painters, writers and lakes as sacred as a priory. The post Poem: Ode on Atrophy appeared firs...
Untouchable
There is a marble statue of a girl, in the city square, ...
What the Sea Returns | Yasmine Ramos | Poetry
The sea has a mouth. My grandmother taught me this before she taught me the names of the stars. Not a mouth like ours. No lips. No teeth. A wider mouth. The kind that can swallow...
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