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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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LOST METROPOLIS

By Lonely Christopher | June 17, 2015

topsy’s notes on taxonomy

By Evie Shockley | June 10, 2015

THE SEAM

By Lisa Robertson | June 3, 2015

Poetry as a Second Language

Poetry as a Second Language

On Leaving Russia, and Writing in English

By Michael Dumanis | June 1, 2015

OLD AND YOUNG

OLD AND YOUNG

Literary Hub Poem of the Week

By Frank Bidart | May 27, 2015

ALL THEY WANT IS MY MONEY MY PUSSY MY BLOOD

ALL THEY WANT IS MY MONEY MY PUSSY MY BLOOD

A POEM by Morgan Parker

By Morgan Parker | May 20, 2015

WHOSE FAULT?

WHOSE FAULT?

Literary Hub Poem of the Week

By D.A. Powell | May 13, 2015

NOTES FOR AN OPENING

NOTES FOR AN OPENING

Literary Hub Poem of the Week

By Wendy Xu | May 6, 2015

In Which Franny Choi Remixes Lil' Wayne

In Which Franny Choi Remixes Lil' Wayne

The Poetic Highlight of AWP 2015? Possibly yes.

By Literary Hub | April 24, 2015

The Legacy of Amiri Baraka: Four Poets

The Legacy of Amiri Baraka: Four Poets

Evie Shockley, Danez Smith, Harmony Holiday, and Thomas Sayers Ellis

By Literary Hub | April 20, 2015

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