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Rome is the City of Poets
"The Rule of Beauty is Subtle, Insidious. Rome Speaks Directly to the Body."
By
Karl Kirchwey
| May 4, 2018
Nioque of the Early-Spring
Francis Ponge, Trans. by Jonathan Larson
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When, Exactly, Do Children Start Thinking They Hate Poetry?
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Chris Harris
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Three Poems from
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Spell
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Ann Lauterbach
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By
Peter Mishler
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By
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New Poetry by Queer Indigenous Women
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Thomas C. Foster
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When I Say Jesus Was My Boyfriend, a Poem by Erin Adair-Hodges
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Erin Adair-Hodges
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David Naimon
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47 of Your Favorite Writers on Their Favorite Poems
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