National Poetry Month Day 12: Oliver Bendorf
For today’s installment, we’re pleased to offer three comic poems from Oliver Bendorf. Or perhaps it’s more correct to say they’re poem-comics. Enjoy!
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Jeff Lennon reviews James Richardson's During today in Rumpus Poetry.
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How To Become An Effective Poet In 31 Days, Or Less
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Mag Gabbert reviews Lucas Jacob's A Hole In the Light today in Rumpus Poetry.
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Prescribing Poetry with Pills
There are things poetry can do and things it can’t. And while my aim is to ease suffering, sometimes the work is to be with it. Finding the words to…