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- PoemBy Norman FinkelsteinWelcome to the Immanent Foundation.
Our headquarters are located in a large house
on a hill above the beach. Our headquarters
are located on a large estate in a forest of oak
and beech. This estate is called Arcady,
or the Memory Palace. After the... - PoemBy Arthur SzeAn architect draws a watercolor
depicting two people about to enter
a meeting room, while someone
on the stairway gazes through windows
at a park, river, skyscrapers beyond;
he does not want to be locked
like a carbon atom in a benzene ring
but needs to rotate,... - PoemBy Anni LiuNotice the theme of floating, our volunteer guide says, pointing to the light gray exterior walls. We take out our phones to capture the weeping European beech—the first of its kind I’ve seen—dangling dark papery leaves in cascading caves to...
- PoemBy Casey ThayerNearly asleep again in my arms after hunger
woke her in the middle of the night,
my daughter discovers her hands and, dazed,
studies the small movements they can make,
amazed to find they’re hers to manipulate.
Years ago, on a hot afternoon in Agra,
our... - PoemBy Ange MlinkoThe hotel showers were splendidly profligate.
The aqueduct that fed the big
fountains down the street probably ran underneath
my bed, giving the water pressure
a nice bump. These were veritable circuses of water:
crowds pleased to see, qua
the wonders of Roman hydraulic engineering,
water shatter... - PoemBy Biswamit DwibedyThese are all ancient names of what you will once call home.
The shape of the fire altar is independent of time.
Each temple is an offering made to the gods
by giving them a home.
An inward realization can only be achieved
by draining... - PoemBy Ed Roberson1. what the chicago window was for
mainly light.
the supporting function
on the sides opens to let in
air. the proportion
wall to door dependent on heat.
repeated upward
into cold ... - PoemBy John AshberyImpatient as we were for all of them to join us,
The land had not yet risen into view: gulls had swept the gray steel towers away
So that it profited less to go searching, away over the humming earth
Than to stay... - PoemBy Stephen SandySewn straw, exact pattern. Fields of rice-sprigs
evenly set, a mile of herringbone tweed.
The town, a sea of gunmetal, fish-scale tiles.
By morning each floor a casserole of pillows,
coverlets, comforters, towels: flown nests. Imprint
of bodies, fading. They fold the beds away,
the room... - PoemBy Reginald GibbonsWhere moonlight angles
through the east-west streets,
down among the old
for America
tall buildings that changed
the streets of other
cities circulate
elevated trains
overhead shrieking
and drumming, lit by
explosions of sparks
that harm no one and
the shadowed persons
walking underneath
the erratic waves
... - PoemBy Terese SvobodaThe jay streaks through the lilacs
in color clash.
I note down: Invent
outdoor birdswing
so birds... - PoemBy Orlando WhiteI place a black cloth the size of a dot over his head. Wrap his entire miniscule body
with a thread of my black hair. He lies there on a white sheet of paper and squirms like
a dark cocoon, thinks he... - PoemBy Stuart MillsThey are building a ship
in a field
much bigger than I should have thought
sensible.
When it is finished
there will never be enough of them
to carry it to the sea
and already it is turning
rusty.