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Today's Poem: "Ode to Exile" by Sally Wen Mao
Sunday, March 3: "The Knife Woman" by Allison Funk
Saturday, March 2: "Rotation" by Christopher Salerno
Friday, March 1: "Discussing our Current Condition" by Duo Yu and translated by Fiona Sze-Lorrain
Thursday, February 28: "Some Ants for Henry Thoreau" by Ralph Black
Wednesday, February 27: an excerpt from "The city has sex with everything" by Catherine Wagner
Tuesday, February 26: "To the Embalmers" by G.C. Waldrep |
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The latest poetry headlines from around the web, curated by the Poetry Daily editorial team: - New and Noteworthy: Recent collections to read by Rebecca Hazleton, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Ana Luisa Amaral, Edgar Kunz, and Chelsea Rathburn. Via The New York Times.
- The Poetic Consequences of K-Pop: "In poetry, I realized again and again that “failures” were in fact openings to more possibilities." Emily Jungmin Yoon on poetry, K-pop, and the expansion of language, in The Paris Review.
- Poetry Sunday on Women's Voices for Change: Rebecca Foust presents "Some years there exists a wanting to escape" by Claudia Rankine.
- Generation next: the rise – and rise – of the new poets: With soaring sales and a younger, broader audience, poetry is on a high. What is behind the boom? Plus the fresh voices to read now. Via The Guardian.
- What Charles Bukowski’s Glamorous Displays of Alcoholism Left Out: "It's often thought that, to become a poet, it helps to be a little gonzo...This way of thinking has two notable consequences." Read more from David Orr on The New York Times.
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