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10/12/2022
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"Barnes & Noble, 1999" by Jesús I. Valles
I was a boy in a bookstore, “a bathhouse,” I'll joke Facebook Twitter Instagram October 12, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day Barnes & Noble, 1999 Jesús I. Valles I was a boy in a bookstore, “a bathhouse
10/11/2022
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Celebrating 100 Years of The Waste Land
Support Poets.org October 11, 2022 100 Years of The Waste Land “But The Waste Land is not only a poem; it names an event, like a tornado or an earthquake. Its publication was a watershed, marking a
10/11/2022
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"from 'Dauerwunder, a brief record of facts'" by Carolina Ebeid
If I grew out of your (winter, / thought, purse, chest cavity) Facebook Twitter Instagram October 11, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day from “Dauerwunder, a brief record of facts” Carolina Ebeid If I grew out of
10/10/2022
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"A Blind Spot, Awash" by Tobi Kassim
And if I give up on consequences / is that despair Facebook Twitter Instagram October 10, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day A Blind Spot, Awash Tobi Kassim And if I give up on consequences is that despair or
10/9/2022
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"My Life Is a Memory" by Rafael Arévalo Martínez, translated by William George Williams
When I met her I loved myself. Facebook Twitter Instagram October 9, 2022 Made possible thanks to readers like you. My Life Is a Memory Rafael Arévalo Martínez translated from the Spanish by William
10/8/2022
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"Lord, I Ask a Garden . . ." by Alfonso Guillén Zelaya, translated by William George Williams
Lord, I ask a garden in a quiet spot Facebook Twitter Instagram October 8, 2022 Made possible thanks to readers like you. Lord, I Ask a Garden . . . Alfonso Guillén Zelaya translated from the Spanish
10/7/2022
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"Angelica Root" by Vanessa Angélica Villarreal
What back we spring from. Facebook Twitter Instagram October 7, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day Angelica Root Vanessa Angélica Villarreal What back we spring from. What woman we unravel from. What blade pour
10/6/2022
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Poems for Halloween, & More
Plus lesson plans for autumn and resources for "The Waste Land" Facebook Twitter Instagram October 2022 "october" on an orange background Poems for Halloween October 31 is Halloween
10/6/2022
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2022 Featured Fall Books List
Our partners, sponsors, and advertisers present some of their new poetry titles to help celebrate Fall. View this email in your browser 2022 Featured Fall Books List Our partners, sponsors, and
10/6/2022
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"The Art of Shooting in the Dark" by Denice Frohman
We were nocturnal players, / Bats in ball, Facebook Twitter Instagram October 6, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day The Art of Shooting in the Dark Denice Frohman after Pedro Pietri We were nocturnal players,
10/5/2022
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"Wonder Wheel" by Wo Chan
angels undress, & solstice has got us mini, stilled . . . Facebook Twitter Instagram October 5, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day Wonder Wheel Wo Chan for Hye Yun Park angels undress, & solstice has got
10/4/2022
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"Bring back the murmur of the doves that made / Their little nests so neighborly to mine"
Support Poets.org October 4, 2022 Hispanic Heritage Month “Peace” by Florencio Varela “The Hurricane” by José María Heredia, translated by William Cullen Bryant “Let Me Go Warm” by Luis de Góngora,
10/4/2022
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"'Stop. Go put your shoes back on. They’ll know we Okies,' a Lost Image Reclamation" by Anthony Cody
1. You sit / on Grandpa's lap. Facebook Twitter Instagram October 4, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day “Stop. Go put your shoes back on. They'll know we Okies,” a Lost Image Reclamation Anthony Cody
10/3/2022
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"the poem is a dream telling you its time" by Marwa Helal
is a field / as long as the butterflies Facebook Twitter Instagram October 3, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day the poem is a dream telling you its time Marwa Helal is a field as long as the butterflies say it
10/2/2022
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"Verses to the Moon" by Luis Carlos López, translated by William George Williams
Oh moon, who now look over the roof Facebook Twitter Instagram October 2, 2022 Made possible thanks to readers like you. Verses to the Moon Luis Carlos López translated from the Spanish by William
10/1/2022
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"Anna and the Chair" by Samira Negrouche, translated by Marilyn Hacker
Anna the chair was overturned it's after the end Facebook Twitter Instagram October 1, 2022 Made possible thanks to readers like you. Anna Samira Negrouche translated from the French by Marilyn
9/30/2022
10 : 14
"The Atom No. 18" by Sarah Mangold
All / things living on the / surface of our globe Facebook Twitter Instagram September 30, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day The Atom No. 18 Sarah Mangold A l l T h e things living on the a t o m f i n d surface
9/29/2022
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2022 Featured Fall Books List for Young Readers
This fall, we encourage you to check out these poetry titles for children, YA novels in verse, and books by poets for young readers. View this email in your browser 2022 Featured Fall Books List for
9/29/2022
10 : 14
"What Now" by Jacob Griffin Hall
The roads have closed for flooding. Facebook Twitter Instagram September 29, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day What Now Jacob Griffin Hall The roads have closed for flooding. The rows of cars are marbled in a
9/28/2022
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"Between Fulmination and Adoration" by Lois P. Jones
there is a reason for the phrase a riot of colors. Facebook Twitter Instagram September 28, 2022 Support Poem-a-Day Between Fulmination and Adoration Lois P. Jones after the music installation at