Caitlin Kimball
Caitlin Kimball is a poet and a reader for the Poetry Foundation's archive. She lives in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Articles By CAITLIN KIMBALL
- Early American Soap Opera
The religious psychodramas of Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor. - Elinor Wylie: “Wild Peaches”
An escape leads a young poet to confront her impulses. - John Keats: “To Autumn”
In Keats’s finest season, even the gnats are mourning. - Louise Bogan: “A Tale”
Was her first poem her best? - Stevie Smith: “Not Waving but Drowning”
This poem finds its author not raving but frowning. - Ten Poems to Read When You Get Stuffed in a Locker
Because it’s so funny you forgot to laugh.



