From This Issue November 2018
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From Poetry MagazineBy The Editors“You keep / Putting your hand on my shoulder / When I'm crying. / Thank you for that,” writes Mary Jo Bang in “You Were You Are Elegy.” No matter...
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AudioFrom The Poetry Magazine PodcastNovember 2018
The editors discuss Tiana Clark’s poem “My Therapist Wants to Know about My Relationship to Work” from the November 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 Rita DoveEvening, the bees fled, the honeysucklein its golden dotage, all the sickrooms ajar.Law of the innocents: What doesn't end, sloshes over...even here, where destiny girds the cucumber.
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