Aria Aber, America |
Appeared in: Poetry |
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Raymond Antrobus, Text and Image |
Appeared in: The Rumpus |
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E.C.Bell, Vows |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Oliver Baez Bendorf, What the Dead Can Do |
Appeared in: West Branch |
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Kristin Bock, Gaslighter |
Appeared in: Iterant |
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William Brewer, Anthony Bourdain |
Appeared in: ZYZZYVA |
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Jericho Brown, Inaugural |
Appeared in: The New York Times |
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James Cagney, Proof |
Appeared in: Alta |
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Bill Carty, Outer Lands |
Appeared in: The Kenyon Review |
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Jennifer Chang, The Innocent |
Appeared in: The Believer |
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Cathy Linh Che, Marriage |
Appeared in: Iterant |
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Tiana Clark, Broken Sestina Reaching for Black Joy |
Appeared in: The Atlantic Monthly |
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Michael Earl Craig, Preparing for Sleep |
Appeared in: jubilat |
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Laura Cronk, Today: What Is Sexy |
Appeared in: Court Green |
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Diana Marie Delgado, Separate but Umbilical Situations Relating to My Father |
Appeared in: West Trestle Review |
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Matthew Dickman, Goblin |
Appeared in: American Poetry Review |
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Dara Barrois Dixon, Remembering |
Appeared in: Incessant Pipe |
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Tishani Doshi, Advice for Pliny the Elder, Big Daddy of Mansplainers |
Appeared in: The New York Review of Books |
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Camille T. Dungy, Let Me |
Appeared in: The New Yorker |
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Safia Elhillo, Ode to Sudanese Americans |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Shangyang Fang, A Bulldozer's American Dream |
Appeared in: Guernica |
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Vievee Francis, 1965: Harriet Richardson Wipes Galway Kinnell's Face after State Troupers Beat Him with a Billy Club |
Appeared in: The Kenyon Review |
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Forrest Gander, Sea: Night Surfing in Bolinas |
Appeared in: The Paris Review |
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Louise Glück, Second Wind |
Appeared in: The Threepenny Review |
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April Goldman, Into the Mountains |
Appeared in: Ploughshares |
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Paul Guest, Theories of Revenge |
Appeared in: The Missouri Review |
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Jalynn Harris, The Life of a Writer |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Terrance Hayes, What Would You Ask the Artist |
Appeared in: The Georgia Review |
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Brenda Hillman, [to the voice of the age] |
Appeared in: Alta |
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Noor Hindi, Against Death |
Appeared in: TriQuarterly |
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Major Jackson, Ode to Everything |
Appeared in: Northwest Review |
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Brionne Janae, Capitalism |
Appeared in: The Rumpus |
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Rodney Jones, How Much I Loved This Life |
Appeared in: Literary Matters |
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Laura Kasischke, When a bold of lightening falls in love |
Appeared in: The Georgia Review |
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Laura Kolbe, Abecedary for Intensive Care |
Appeared in: The New York Times |
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Jason Koo, The Rest Is Silence |
Appeared in: Copper Nickel |
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Deborah Landau, Skeletons |
Appeared in: The New Yorker |
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Li-Young Lee, Big Clock |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Dana Levin, January Garden |
Appeared in: Air/Light |
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Ada Limón, My Father's Moustache |
Appeared in: The New Republic |
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Irène P. Mathieu, the junkyard galazy knocks |
Appeared in: Blackbird |
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Yesenia Montilla, How to Greet a Warbler |
Appeared in: Colorado Review |
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Julia Anna Morrison, Myths About Trees |
Appeared in: West Branch |
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Sara Mumolo, Trauma Note |
Appeared in: Maiden Magazine |
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Luisa Muradyan, Quoting the Bible |
Appeared in: The Threepenny Review |
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Robin Myers, Diego de Montemayor |
Appeared in: The Yale Review |
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Sharon Olds, Best Friend Ballad |
Appeared in: The Threepenny Review |
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Cynthia Parker-Ohene, In Virginia |
Appeared in: The Rumpus |
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Cecily Parks, Pandemic Parable |
Appeared in: Mississippi Review |
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D. A. Powell, Elegy on Fire |
Appeared in: The Adroit Journal |
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Valencia Robin, After Graduate School |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Michael Robins, The Remaining Facts |
Appeared in: the tiny |
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Matthew Rohrer, Follow Them |
Appeared in: American Poetry Review |
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Patrick Rosal, La Época En Que Hay Olvida |
Appeared in: The Virginia Quarterly Review |
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Erika L. Sánchez, Departure |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Alexis Sears, Hair Sestina |
Appeared in: Northwest Review |
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Diane Seuss, Modern Poetry |
Appeared in: The Adirondack Review |
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Prageeta Sharma, Widowing |
Appeared in: The Yale Review |
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Charles Simic, In the Lockdown |
Appeared in: Salmagundi |
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Jake Skeets, Anthropocene: A Dictionary |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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Jessica Q. Stark, Hungry Poem with Laughter Coming from an Unknown Source |
Appeared in: Hobart After Dark |
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Alina Stefanescu, Little Time |
Appeared in: Pleiades |
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Gerald Stern, Lest I Forget Thee |
Appeared in: American Poetry Review |
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Bianca Stone, The Infant's Eyes |
Appeared in: The Atlantic Monthly |
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Michael Teig, At This Point My Confusion |
Appeared in: Bennington Review |
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Ocean Vuong, Reasons for Staying |
Appeared in: Harper's |
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William Waltz, In a dark time, the eye begins to see |
Appeared in: jubilat |
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Robert Whitehead, Hi, How Are You |
Appeared in: The Massachusetts Review |
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Phillip B. Williams, Final Poem for My Father Misnamed in My Mouth |
Appeared in: The New Yorker |
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El Williams III, Elegy for the Gnat |
Appeared in: Ploughshares |
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Elizabeth Willis, What Else in Art Do You Pay For |
Appeared in: Bennington Review |
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Mark Wunderlich, First, Chill |
Appeared in: The Cortland Review |
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Dean Young, Spark Theory |
Appeared in: Conduit |
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Felicia Zamora, Chris Martin Sings Shiver & I Shiver: A Poem for Madam Vice President |
Appeared in: Alaska Quarterly Review |
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Jenny Zhang, under the chiming bell |
Appeared in: Poem-a-Day |
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