Browsing Category Poetry
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NOW, IT IS JOY THAT IS PROHIBITED—THE THING THAT ESCAPES ALL ECONOMIES
Oh no, do not follow the Peruvian President's daughter on Twitter ...
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Ideas
Aphorisms for a Lonely Planet
It is easier to photosynthesize than to say I’m sorry. What we lack possesses us. A side of sad gives joy its curious twang. To go far enough ...
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SWITCH OR AXE
Because someone has to go back, I return to that boy showering unaware of his stepdad listening at the bathroom door with its little hook for the lock. ...
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Poetry
EXPEDITION NOTES
"I would need to/learn to half-sleep standing up, always alert for/the leaf that could fell me." ...
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Poetry
Greetings from Paradise
How is your heart? How is your hallux? How is your inner sea horse? ...
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Poetry
Crows With Sun
CROWS a determined them sometimes on the branches of today you left remain now as a question in dark things WITH SUN crowd of companions stain the brightness a ...
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Poetry
What Lucy Feels Like
The air inside a leaf fist. Not October’s burnt romantics or tin aftermath of rain, haiku’s mist through trees, lone bonsai on hillside green— solitude’s calm is not ...
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Poetry
The Truth of Low-Hanging Clouds
Tiepolesque: is that a word? If not, it should be: all these clouds stacked up and shadowed blue, as if the gods had finally deigned to reappear. It’s ...
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Poetry
That the mind isn’t guided by the punished shade
"Spots on the surface. A dampness somewhere nears us to sleep. We walk on another kind of nest for the body" ...
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Poetry
Your Beautiful Robot Face!
A playful yet poignant poem from a dystopian future. In Dustin Luke Nelson's world, robots have replaced humans but live indistinguishably from their organic predecessors ...
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Poetry
Allegheny Cemetery Day in Winter
The world of "Allegheny Cemetery Day in Winter" is compelling and haunting. A poem by David Blair. ...
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