From This Issue September 2018
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From Poetry MagazineBy Eve L. EwingFranklin's work surfaces slippages of reality, revisits tropes of Black womanhood in the last century to grant us a vision of the next one.
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AudioFrom The Poetry Magazine PodcastSeptember 2018
The editors discuss Carolina Ebeid’s poem “Annotations for a Memorial” from the September 2018 issue of Poetry.
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If all your friends read poetry, would you read it too? We think so, and here’s why.
From the Poetry Magazine Archive
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poemBy Gwendolyn BrooksThey eat beans mostly, this old yellow pair.Dinner is a casual affair.Plain chipware on a plain and creaking wood,Tin flatware.Two who are Mostly Good.Two who have lived their day,But keep on putting on their clothesAnd putting things away.And remembering ...Remembering,...
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