Posts by: Kent Shaw
Incarnadine by Mary Szybist
Kent Shaw reviews Mary Szybist’s Incarnadine today in Rumpus Poetry.
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Murder Ballad by Jane Springer
Because a book of poetry can do anything, I am going to propose that Jane Springer’s Murder Ballad open a hole in the Mississippi River. An impossible hole. Because the poems are going to vacate and fill in the space that was left in the Mississippi at once.
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“The Lamp With Wings” by M. A. Vizsolyi
Love puts a lot of pressure on people to do things with each other. There are a lot of conditions to saying “I love you.” You have to act love out in the world, and it’s a big world, especially if you’re trying to make sure it understands how you are right now in love with this person.
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