poetry
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This World by Teddy Macker
Laura Haynes Collector reviews Teddy Macker’s This World today in Rumpus Poetry.
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Garments Against Women by Anne Boyer
Chris Stroffolino reviews Anne Boyer’s Garments Against Women today in Rumpus Poetry.
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The Rumpus Interview with Tony Hoagland
Tony Hoagland discusses his latest collection, Application for Release from the Dream, the value of poetry, why he doesn’t fear becoming overconfident, and the definition of American spirituality.
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A Look at Meek Mill vs. Drake through T.S. Eliot’s Writing
Rappers Meek Mill and Drake have been come to blows lately, since Mill claimed Drake doesn’t write his own raps. This also launched a series of Meek Mill memes which Drake projected on stage at OVO Fest while he performed. All of…
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Shirt in Heaven by Jean Valentine
Ann van Buren reviews Jean Valentine’s Shirt in Heaven today in Rumpus Poetry.
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The Poetry of Laura Victoria
Kiss me like this – slowly. Your tongue, like a living flame, feeds my burning dreams – and after my heavy-hearted abandonment, a clean breeze brightens the jasmine in my bed. Emily Paskevics, writing for Luna Luna Magazine, profiles Laura…
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The Rumpus Interview with Colin D. Halloran
Writer and former US Army infantryman Colin D. Halloran on his new collection, Icarian Flux, how he used experimental narrative to explore his life with PTSD, and why he doesn’t want to be known only as a “war poet.”
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Shipbreaking by Robin Beth Schaer
Julie Marie Wade reviews Robin Beth Schaer’s Shipbreaking today in Rumpus Poetry.
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Pool [5 choruses] by Endi Bogue Hartigan
Kent Shaw reviews Endi Bogue Hartigan’s Pool [5 choruses] today in Rumpus Poetry.
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The Lost Poems of Pablo Neruda
Last month archivists rediscovered twenty poems by renowned Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, known especially for his love poems and political activism. These previously “lost” poems were never translated into English, and Copper Canyon Press will translate and publish them in a…
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Poetry & Paradoxes
When I loved him it felt like light / Coming out of my skin. I don’t mean this / In a good way. In the Boston Review, Lisa Olstein provides a lovely prelude to a sampling of devastatingly beautiful poems…
