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Tag Archives: Poetry
First-Hand Accounts From Made-Up Places: An Interview With Poet Mike James
First-Hand Accounts From Made-Up Places: An Interview With Poet Mike James By Chase Dimock … When you read Mike James’ new book of poetry, you realize that the contradiction in the title is the intersection where his creativity dwells. For … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Dimock, Uncategorized
Tagged American Literature, Chase Dimock, Ghazal, Mike James, Poetry, Prose Poems
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He Brought His Canvases Over
He Brought His Canvases Over By Ryan Quinn Flanagan He Brought His Canvases Over and he kept hauling these giant paintings through the front door so that I began to wonder how he had carried them all over, … Continue reading
SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: NICKY BEER
By Nicky Beer: DEAR BRUCE WAYNE, My parents are dead, too. A dirty, self-cannibalizing Gotham— I also claim it, its city limits built by my skin. I slough and slough, but the city remains. Tell me, if you’d watched your … Continue reading
Posted in Nicky Beer, Saturday Poetry, Saturday Poetry Series
Tagged Advocacy Poetry, American Gothic Poetry, American Poetry, Confessional Poetry, contemporary poetry, Feminist Poetry, Intertextual Poetry, moves in contemporary poetry, Narrative Poetry, Poetry, Poetry of Loss, poetry review, poetry reviews, resistance poetry
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Anthony Bourdain Crosses the River of the Dead
Anthony Bourdain Crosses the River of the Dead By John Dorsey Anthony Bourdain Crosses the River of the Dead & there is nothing to eat a mouse carrying a ham sandwich died in the corner of the room … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Anthony Bourdain, Charon, John Dorsey, Otto Brausewetter, Poetry, River of the Dead, Styx
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The Art of Acquiescence
The Art of Acquiescence By Margaret Crocker THE ART OF ACQUIESCENCE To be a woman in this world is to bend and curve and slip around its corners like a snake in the river. The river has always … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Margaret Crocker, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Poetry
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Maiden Voyage
– Maiden Voyage By Howie Good Maiden Voyage All things are photographable. Two days ago it was a ruined farmer walking slowly over a country bridge, as if looking for a place to jump. Yesterday it was a man … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Bridges, Howie Good, Maiden Voyage, Poetry, Titanic
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