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Thom Gunn Summarizes Henry James in 2 Lines
Jamesian Their relationship consistedIn discussing if it existed. — Thom Gunn (pictured) Poetry challenge: sum up a great author in eight words divided across two rhyming lines.
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Now published: “NYC From the Inside” edited by George Wallace
NYC From the Inside: NYC Through the Eyes of The Poets Who Live Here, George Wallace’s new anthology, offers 179 poets from New York. From the press release: “Full of marquee names and up-and-comers,…
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Now published: “NYC From the Inside” edited by George Wallace
NYC From the Inside: NYC Through the Eyes of The Poets Who Live Here, George Wallace’s new anthology, offers 179 poets from New York. From the press release: “Full of marquee names and up-and-comers,…
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The Ides of March [by David Lehman]
The Ides of March The origin of every fortune is a crime.The ides of March are a dangerous time. The ideas of March originate in wind.Madness may spring from a mind that hasn’t sinned.…
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The Ides of March [by David Lehman]
The Ides of March The origin of every fortune is a crime.The ides of March are a dangerous time. The ideas of March originate in wind.Madness may spring from a mind that hasn’t sinned.…
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“Yellow Wild Flower” [by Laura Cronk]
Yellow Wild Flower I can eat as much as a big man. Wiry stems scarf upsunlight, roots muscle through dirt getting at water.If I could walk, I would run. Instead I shoot upstarburst buds…
