Drunk Commentary on Archibald MacLeish’s “‘Not Marble Nor the Gilded Monuments’” by David Galef The praisers of women in their proud and beautiful poems,…
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Watch the ‘poets’ guzzling booze grinning enviously (they never refuse) the book being launched has a title that is easy to wear ‘Sonnets from Spooky…
by Lisa Rosenberg Dear Miss Dickinson, Ms. Plath, and Mr. Eliot, My reveries of having tea with the three of you are repeatedly marred by…
by Kevin Higgins The well made poem puts on its dicky bow, walks to the top of the hill, and has what it calls an…
by Kevin Higgins after Ocean Vuong Because the poodle’s polka dot collar lying luminous at the bottom of the stairs was an exclamation mark…
By Martin H. Levinson Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry not sorry I could not walk on both For…
by Kevin Higgins “The sky is high / We shit on earth / We look up the sky / The earth gives birth / To…
by Michael Gessner It’s good you died when you did, or you would have lived to see your darling daughter’s demise in her prime, with…
By Andrew Kuhn 28 August 2016 (With apologies to Wallace Stevens) For if betimes this polymath of paregoric fumbled for a formula as apt…
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Imaginary review by Dan Geddes 19 October 1999 One overlooked, undoubtedly tragic, consequence of the Cold War was the isolation of Eastern European artists and…
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