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From “Plenty” by Lizzy Beck (@lizzystarbeck)
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Don't miss new reviews of
*Sarah Audsley’s “Landlock X” by Lizzy Beck @saudsleypoet @lizzystarbeck
*Mark Elber's “Headstone” by Victoria Korth
*Sebastian Merrill’s "GHOST :: SEEDS" by Daniela Molnar @deecreature
*Trish Reeves’s "The Receipt" by Jim Henle
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I have a poem in the new issue of Adroit—alongside work that is fierce and astounding. Excited and very grateful to be a part of this. theadroitjournal.org/issue-f…
I have a new poem out at @TinderboxPoetry, a journal I adore! Thank you to the Tinderbox editors & also to my kids, who sometimes ask me to read & reread & reread very good books. Check out the whole beautiful issue here: tinderboxpoetry.com/
I've been totally distracted waiting for a baby to arrive, but in the meantime, energized and nourished by this beautiful issue of @CincinnReview. Big gratitude to the editors for including my poem in this volume alongside such marvelous work.
My contributor copies of Salt Hill are taking in some sun after their truck ride from Syracuse. I was stunned to see how beautiful these are, inside and out. Thank you, @salthilljournal, for giving my poem such care, an incredible home, and brilliant company.
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"Beside the health center you saw two chairs:
wooden, solid, placed
just so, as in a draftsman’s rendering.
They sat inside a bed of daffodils..."
from "Two Chairs" by Lizzy Beck @lizzystarbeck
leonliteraryreview.com Issue #4🌾
Enormously grateful to have my poem "Two Chairs" up with the fabulous @LeonReview and in such beautiful company! And wild to think back to springtimes past... leonliteraryreview.com/2020/…
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Megan Pinto, winner of our Emerging Woman Poet Honor reading her astonishing poem, “Behold.” @megg_bean’s poem will be published in our October issue. Congratulations!! 🎈🍊🍊🧡🧡
“All art / preserves the history of those who can / and cannot speak” — Megan Pinto
Sophomores: to close, we return to Thomas Lux for his poem “A Little Tooth.”
I’ll miss you—but here are next steps: check out great poetry podcasts (@slowdownshow for the daily dose @CommonplacePod for the deep dive) & poems that are long, too long for twitter! The world awaits.
Sophomores, today we return to Lucille Clifton for her poem “won’t you celebrate with me.” I’ve loved each poem I’ve gotten to share with you, but we’re almost done with the project, and ending strong! #BuxtonSchool #comecelebrate
Sophomores, we encountered Miroslav Holub just last week, but we’re returning to him for a poem I love: “The door.” And shouldn’t we show some love right now for this amazing poet who was also an immunologist? Enjoy! #BuxtonSchool #openthedoor
Sophomores, today we return to Rainer Maria Rilke for his poem “Archaic Torso of Apollo.” This is one that, when it hits me, really hits me. Enjoy it. #BuxtonSchool #youmust
Sophomores, today we return to Louise Glück for the first section of her poem “October.” This is another poem I’ve loved for years, but I think it hits even harder in this time when the fall—or my god, the winter!—is so difficult to imagine. #BuxtonSchool #winteragain
Sophomores, today’s poem is “Bogland” by Seamus Heaney. I’ve been a Heaney fan for a long time, but it’s only recently that I’ve begun to appreciate the squishy, squelchiness of his poems. Enjoy! #BuxtonSchool #bogs
Today’s poem is “Prince Hamlet’s milk tooth” by Miroslav Holub. Enjoy! #BuxtonSchool #Hamlet
Okay, I'm breaking out of a pretty rigid twitter pattern here, but: today is the publication date for my mom's new novel (!!!) #rulesformoving. Huge day, so excited for this to be out in the world. Love to you, @NancyStarAuthor!
