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Honor Moore

Honor Moore’s The Bishop’s Daughter is a finalist for this year’s National Book Critics Circle Award. She is a poet, critic, playwright, and editor of several volumes of poetry, including the forthcoming Poems of the Women’s Movement.

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Arts in Society, Gender & Sexuality

After Ariel

Celebrating the poetry of the women’s movement.

Honor Moore

Arts in Society

Corridor

She has her hands in the pockets of her pale sweater. She gazes out, hair pulled back into

Honor Moore

Arts in Society

Disparu

I spent the day with invisible you, your arms invisible around me, holding me blue in your open

Honor Moore

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