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2019 Poetry Prize Rescinded for Poet Who Plagiarized Work of Others
By Cultural Weekly on
Last week it came to our attention that two of the poems awarded the 2019 Jack Grapes... Read more →
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Salome Agbaroji: “Black Pearls”
By Salome Agbaroji on
Black Pearls Cornrows Dreadlocks Shea Butter Middle part Olive oil Red soil The... Read more →
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Gerri Lucas: Two Poems
By Gerri Lucas on
Bone He complimented me on my back, my shoulders, told me, you have the frame of a... Read more →
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Tifani Kendrick: “Intimacy”
By Tifani Kendrick on
Intimacy Golden sunlight breaks through auburn leaves dangling from branches above... Read more →
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Everything Remembers in Michael Dickel’s Nothing Remembers
By Mbizo Chirasha on
A poet is a societal surgeon whose poesy identifies, diagnoses, proscribes and acts... Read more →
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Rich Boucher: Two Poems
By Rich Boucher on
The Agony That Must Have Been Listening to Emily Dickinson Repeat Back Your Driving... Read more →
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Emma Edwards-Lee: “What Are You?”
By Emma Edwards-Lee on
What Are You? I remember as a kid hating that I wasn’t “more Asian” and that my... Read more →
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Visions of the City in Poetry
By Nicholas J. Haddad on
A 3rd-generation Los Angeles native, an admired poet, journalist, historian, tour guide... Read more →
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Daniel Edward Moore: Three Poems
By Daniel Edward Moore on
Sam For Sam Sax The new generation of penis loving poets whose tongues do... Read more →
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Kelly Grace Thomas: Three Poems
By Kelly Grace Thomas on
How the Body is Passed Down My mother unzips the body. Passes it down. The dress... Read more →
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