Kaveh Akbar: Bowl of Oranges: Jos Charles interviewed by Kaveh Akbar
Cameron Awkward-Rich: Stone December • [Black Feeling] • Etymology
John Wall Barger: This This Is the End • Resurrection Fail
Erin Belieu: In Which a Therapist Asks for the Gargoyle Who Sits on My Chest
Jos Charles: Bowl of Oranges: Jos Charles interviewed by Kaveh Akbar
Dan Chelotti: The Optometrist • The Sick Woman • The Professor • The Moose • The Melting Day
Heather Dorn: For Astronauts Who Menstruate
Leonard Gontarek: Diner • Anthem • Political Landscape
Tanya Grae: The Space Between: Spatial Caesura within a Poem
David Hinton: The Wilds of Poetry: The Twentieth-Century Avant-Garde and Its Ecopoetic Roots in Ancient China
The poems listed below are reprinted in this essay.
William Carlos Williams, "Poem"
Kenneth Rexroth, "The Lights in the Sky Are Stars"
Gary Snyder, "Anasazi"
Michael McClure, "Puck"
W. S. Merwin, "Kin"
Larry Eigner, "'home…'"
Ronald Johnson, from "Ark 37, Spire Called Prospero's Songs to Ariel"
Edward Hirsch: In the Valley • What Is Happiness? • Windber Fields • Night-Class in Daisytown • The Stony Creek • In the Endless Mountains • Days of 1975
Deborah Landau: Eternal Recurrence • Soft Targets • Plangent Note to the Ambassadors of Love • The End of America • For Hope, Maybe
Mark McLoughan: Devotion (Reflection)
Xandria Phillips: I Never Used to Write About Birds • They Want Black Music and They Don't Want Black People
Donald Revell: The Campion
Hannah Baker Saltmarsh: Hysterical Water
Natalie Shapero: A Space to Train and Exit • You Missed a Spot • Hey Stranger • The Envelope, Please • During the Strife, My Sisters
Monica Sok: Wartime Lullaby • Poem About My Feelings
Nomi Stone: Who Can Say What Happens Inside Each Bright Life? • Sentience as an Outing to the Zoo • Fieldworkers of the Sublime
Kirwyn Sutherland: Ars Poetica II
Yuki Tanaka: Like One Who Has Mingled Freely with the World • The Air Is an Exquisite Boneless Princess
Craig Morgan Teicher: Ars Poetica: Origin Stories
Cameron Awkward-Rich: Stone December • [Black Feeling] • Etymology
John Wall Barger: This This Is the End • Resurrection Fail
Erin Belieu: In Which a Therapist Asks for the Gargoyle Who Sits on My Chest
Jos Charles: Bowl of Oranges: Jos Charles interviewed by Kaveh Akbar
Dan Chelotti: The Optometrist • The Sick Woman • The Professor • The Moose • The Melting Day
Heather Dorn: For Astronauts Who Menstruate
Leonard Gontarek: Diner • Anthem • Political Landscape
Tanya Grae: The Space Between: Spatial Caesura within a Poem
David Hinton: The Wilds of Poetry: The Twentieth-Century Avant-Garde and Its Ecopoetic Roots in Ancient China
The poems listed below are reprinted in this essay.
William Carlos Williams, "Poem"
Kenneth Rexroth, "The Lights in the Sky Are Stars"
Gary Snyder, "Anasazi"
Michael McClure, "Puck"
W. S. Merwin, "Kin"
Larry Eigner, "'home…'"
Ronald Johnson, from "Ark 37, Spire Called Prospero's Songs to Ariel"
Edward Hirsch: In the Valley • What Is Happiness? • Windber Fields • Night-Class in Daisytown • The Stony Creek • In the Endless Mountains • Days of 1975
Deborah Landau: Eternal Recurrence • Soft Targets • Plangent Note to the Ambassadors of Love • The End of America • For Hope, Maybe
Mark McLoughan: Devotion (Reflection)
Xandria Phillips: I Never Used to Write About Birds • They Want Black Music and They Don't Want Black People
Donald Revell: The Campion
Hannah Baker Saltmarsh: Hysterical Water
Natalie Shapero: A Space to Train and Exit • You Missed a Spot • Hey Stranger • The Envelope, Please • During the Strife, My Sisters
Monica Sok: Wartime Lullaby • Poem About My Feelings
Nomi Stone: Who Can Say What Happens Inside Each Bright Life? • Sentience as an Outing to the Zoo • Fieldworkers of the Sublime
Kirwyn Sutherland: Ars Poetica II
Yuki Tanaka: Like One Who Has Mingled Freely with the World • The Air Is an Exquisite Boneless Princess
Craig Morgan Teicher: Ars Poetica: Origin Stories
