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Rainer Ganahl Biographers would begin at the beginning. They would describe a boy too busy etching his dull blade into wood to...
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On a scale of Lustrous to Sockeye, Fishscale to Fire-Dot. Not Ichthyosis: Lichen. Fruiting bodies in a calcareous spot. Goldspeck. Blushing. O the diffuse...
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Justus Poehls “Now, tell me one difference,” my sister says, “between Old English and New English.” Well, Old English has a word for our...
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Robert Turney april 1 found on our driveway like a feather dropped by a crow 8 of spades, a playing ...
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Monday, September 26, 2016
The Editors’ Blog occasionally features online exclusives by Poetry’s contributors. This installment comes from David Wheatley, whose article “So Much Better Than Most Things Written on...
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The Poetry Magazine Podcast
The editors go inside the pages of Poetry, talking to poets and critics, debating the issues, and sharing
their poem selections with listeners.
The editors discuss new poems by Max Ritvo, Toi Derricotte, and Sylvia Legris; plus, an interview with Rachel Corbett about the relationship between Rainer Maria Rilke and Auguste Rodin.
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