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Hart Crane "paraphrase" ❤️
I love DHL's poetry. "Song of a Man who has Come Through" is one of my favorite poems ever. But here, he reminds us that your subject is immaterial. What the heck are medlars or sorb-apples? Who cares because this poem takes off
Loving these Cernuda poems (1924-1949)
"German sounds coarse, sylvan, and hoarse, as if it had originated in smoky rooms and outlandish districts."
Perfect image for an essay I'm writing about my (mostly sartorial) dread of NYE
This year was madness. I am grateful to have published a book in it though.
"As wrong as 'I know that I am in pain.' But 'I know where you touched my arm' is right."
I love few things more than art text books that take me ten years to read
Took my baby out to the farm. (Virginia Center for the Creative Arts)
Love them both so it's nice to have them together in one place
The Rubáiyat, Horace's odes and epodes, Racine's Phèdre, 16th and 17th c. Norton English Lit=five amazing dollars spent at Poets House. Here they are by the stream w my hair getting in the way
Best raffle prize from last year's macdowell reunion
Now that we've gotten through 180 pages of usury's history as explained through Maori practices, Calvin, Luther, Moses, et al--on to the poets. Roethke here in a famous/powerful excerpt
Variations on a theme--marginalia from the girls I've been babysitting thru the years I've been trying to finish this book, the first ever BAP. Finished it today, at least!
Latest American Poets full of good stuff. Larry Levis is reason enough, though.
Kimberly Grey's debut poetry collection is 🏆
The 501st artist of 501 Great Artists. So sad this book is done!
Tyehimba Jess + opera 💔❤️💔 feb 2016 poetry mag is full of heartpound
xmas weather in ny #seasonsreadings
