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As Though Larger Arrangements

As Though Larger Arrangements

SIX NEW POEMS

By Kay Ryan | September 23, 2015

Nepantla: A Journal Dedicated to Queer Poets of Color

Nepantla: A Journal Dedicated to Queer Poets of Color

A new poem by Joshua Jennifer Espinoza

By Adam Fitzgerald | September 16, 2015

Do I Plunge

Do I Plunge

Literary Hub Poem of the Week

By Hoa Nguyen | September 9, 2015

EXILE ELEGY

EXILE ELEGY

A POEM by Solmaz Sharif

By Solmaz Sharif | August 26, 2015

Where the Words Grow On Trees

Where the Words Grow On Trees

In a Seattle Orchard, A Poet Publishes Her Work On Apples

By Paul Constant | August 24, 2015

I Write a Novel and Poems Come Out

I Write a Novel and Poems Come Out

A Conversation with Deborah Landau

By Adam Fitzgerald | August 21, 2015

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  • American Reich: A Murder in Orange County, Neo-Nazis, and a New Age of Hate

Slow Dance, With Bullet

By Hope Wabuke | August 11, 2015

Inferno: Canto XIV

By Lit Hub Excerpts | August 10, 2015

SILENCE: A RETREAT A MEDITATION

By Metta Sáma | August 5, 2015

THE UPRIGHT PIANO

THE UPRIGHT PIANO

A POEM by John Ashbery

By John Ashbery | July 29, 2015

Can Poetry Survive in the Wild?

Can Poetry Survive in the Wild?

Encouraging Random Encounters with Art

By Literary Hub | July 28, 2015

NIGGAS BE WATCHING THE NEWS IN 2015, BOY,

NIGGAS BE WATCHING THE NEWS IN 2015, BOY,

Literary Hub Poem of the Week

By Douglas Kearney | July 22, 2015

Quick Trip

Quick Trip

Literary Hub Poem of the Week

By Geoffrey G. O’Brien | July 15, 2015

Poet Selfies

Poet Selfies

Searching for The Thing-In-Itselfie

By Kate Durbin | July 9, 2015

Part of a Body of Knowledge

Part of a Body of Knowledge

Literary Hub Feature Poem of the Week

By Rae Armantrout | July 9, 2015

WESTERN POEM

WESTERN POEM

A POEM by Eileen Myles

By Eileen Myles | July 1, 2015

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