Mar 31, 2015
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It's simple: one poem every day in April.
Image: Bec Bigg-Wither
In honor of National Poetry Month, we publish one poem every day in April, plus extra features weekly. Here's this year's line-up:
April 1: Hilary Vaughn Dobel, “Kids These Days”
April 2: Bruce Bond, “Honey”
April 3: Morgan Parker, Three Poems
April 4: Sam Witt, Two Poems
April 5: Juan Felipe Herrera, Five Poems
April 6: Sandra Lim, “A Real Thief”
April 7: Logan Fry, Three Poems
April 8: Kristin Prevallet, “I Live in a Borrowed and Often Tender Multiplicity”
April 10: Elizabeth Scanlon, Two Poems
April 11: A. H. Jerriod Avant, “Missing Person”
April 12: Jennifer L. Knox, Two Poems
April 13: Sandra Meek, “Still Life with January”
April 14: Jay Deshpande, Three Poems
April 15: Alejandra Pizarnik, Three Poems, translated from the Spanish by Yvette Siegert
April 16: Michael Peterson, “Love Poem with a Drone in It”
April 17: Rob Stanton, “Cloud Banks”
April 18: Terese Svoboda, “Fuel Adieu!”
April 19: Jonathan Moody, “Aubade (The Son Rising)”
April 20: Julie Kantor, from LAND
April 22: Rosa Alcalá, Three Poems
April 23: Kate Sugar, “Make the Beast”
April 24: Marshall Thomas, “Lansing Year”
April 25: Walt Hunter, “Distress Tolerance Handout 5”
April 26: Chloe Garcia Roberts, Two Poems
April 27: Charles Bernstein, “Pinky’s Rule”
April 28: Tyler Meier, “Meadows”
April 29: Wendy Xu, from Notes for an Opening
April 30: Andrew Gorin, Three Poems
Plus: Mark Strand’s last interview, with Adam Fitzgerald (part one, part two); eight essays on the face by Virginia Konchan; Sandra Simonds, Michael Robbins, and Noelle Kocot on sonnets; Ailish Hopper on whiteness; Jeff Alessandrelli interviews John Gallaher.
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March 31, 2015
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