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Yun Wei
How do we speak of things made
but not named / I carve again
and somewhere in the mess of split yolks and clay
will be the markings of what those days did to us
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 30, 2023
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 29, 2023
Brandon Som
to see the world, he once said, but they sent me
to Albuquerque. He learned his drink in basic training,
Nana says. Li Po of government checks, of Hohokam
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 28, 2023
Jennifer Grotz
She could find another walk, but she doesn't want to,
she doesn't want to get in the car to avoid the walk,
avoid the death, avoid the river.
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 27, 2023
Matt Broaddus
There are voices there, you know,
saints and rams and cave dwellers,
the trash of centuries I collect
in a corner with a dustpan
I trip over, spilling everything together.
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 26, 2023
“Home Ward (Seoul, Korea, 2012)” approximates the physical layout of a room. My memory of the real room, one of the last where my grandfather stayed, is marked by the concentration of patient beds in a rectangular space that, if empty, I would have considered a wide hallway.
Result Type
- What Sparks Poetry
Feature Date
- September 25, 2023
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 25, 2023
Max Sessner (translated from the German by Francesca Bell)
in her dreams it often appeared
but always as if it belonged to someone
else a cold comfort we thought
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 24, 2023
Brenda Shaughnessy
It's just an object, it's not me.
I'm more than an object, we are not having tea.
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 23, 2023
Ana Pugatch
I cup the frozen
body of evening,
trace the lines
that creep along
the beetle's velvet
shell.
Result Type
- Poem
Feature Date
- September 22, 2023
