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EssayBy Maya C. Popa
Funny, convivial, chatty—a new edition of Emily Dickinson's letters upends the myth of her reclusive genius.
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Prose from Poetry MagazineBy CM Burroughs
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Book ReviewBy Marie-Claire BancquartTranslated By Jody GladdingReviewed By Janani Ambikapathy -
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poemBy Rosalie Moffett
The sun was losing a long gold tooth on the linoleum of the labor and delivery ward.
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poemBy Isabella Desendi
readying it for my lover’s dinner, I remembered my abuela slashing the rooster’s throat. I was four.
i(’ll) sprout any how
(flourish!)
Featured Podcasts & Videos
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AudioFrom Poetry Off the Shelf February 2024
Nam Le on commerce, irony vs. sincerity, and being in the Arctic.
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VideoFrom Poetry Explorers
Spring has sprung, Poetry Explorers! Let’s pick flowers and make sweet memories. In today’s episode we will make a suncatcher and reflect on how we have grown with the seasons.
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Podcasts
April Gibson on chronic illness, religion, and being a teenage mother.
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From Poetry Off the Shelf March 2024
Declan Ryan on his father's construction job, tenderness between boxers, and the inevitable tragic end.
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From Poetry Off the Shelf March 2024
Monica Rico on cooking, grunt work, and the heat at General Motors.
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From Poetry Off the Shelf February 2024
Nam Le on commerce, irony vs. sincerity, and being in the Arctic.
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From Poetry Off the Shelf February 2024
Gregory Pardlo on improv, therapy, and driving around with his father’s ashes.
