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March 8, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Found by poetry editor Richard Jordon. Enjoy.
January 25, 2025 at 7:44 PM
Found by poetry editor Richard Jordon. Enjoy.
Zoom. Jan 18. 10:30 AM EST. Suggested $10 donation, but no one turned away. Thimble’s sm maven is whipping up something better, but in the meantime, graphic design is my passion, so I knocked it out of the park. See you there? We’re making poems that are like:
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January 6, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Zoom. Jan 18. 10:30 AM EST. Suggested $10 donation, but no one turned away. Thimble’s sm maven is whipping up something better, but in the meantime, graphic design is my passion, so I knocked it out of the park. See you there? We’re making poems that are like:
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Found by associate poetry editor Richard Jordan
May Sarton, “Christmas Light”, from the December, 1987 issue of Poetry
May Sarton, “Christmas Light”, from the December, 1987 issue of Poetry
December 25, 2024 at 3:53 PM
Found by associate poetry editor Richard Jordan
May Sarton, “Christmas Light”, from the December, 1987 issue of Poetry
May Sarton, “Christmas Light”, from the December, 1987 issue of Poetry
Graphic design is my passion. Link in comments
December 21, 2024 at 4:43 PM
Graphic design is my passion. Link in comments
Our associate poetry editor, Richard Jordan, posts great poetry often. I've read Giovanni before, of course, but not this one. What a legacy.
Nikki Giovanni, “Knoxville, Tennessee”
Nikki Giovanni, “Knoxville, Tennessee”
December 18, 2024 at 7:36 PM
Our associate poetry editor, Richard Jordan, posts great poetry often. I've read Giovanni before, of course, but not this one. What a legacy.
Nikki Giovanni, “Knoxville, Tennessee”
Nikki Giovanni, “Knoxville, Tennessee”
I wanted to our Pushcart nominees' work. Sometimes, I know right away. There's much to admire in this poem. How she captures something so complex as family legacy so rapidly. The line-break after "choking." Is she breaking a line, or is she breaking your heart?
December 1, 2024 at 7:36 PM
I wanted to our Pushcart nominees' work. Sometimes, I know right away. There's much to admire in this poem. How she captures something so complex as family legacy so rapidly. The line-break after "choking." Is she breaking a line, or is she breaking your heart?