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- PoemBy Nikki GiovanniI always like summer best you can eat fresh corn from daddy's garden and okra and greens and cabbage...
- PoemBy Linda Sue ParkFor someone to read a poem again, and again, and then, having lifted it from page to brain—the easy ...
- PoemBy April Halprin WaylandMy sister found them. Read them out loud. She’s so proud, she’s running to our parents waving my poems in the ...
- PoemBy April Halprin WaylandThe best clouds in the business are right above me right now. We’re riding in this teal convertible ...
- PoemBy Nikki GrimesWhen my dad walks into a room, or down the street, he inches up on me silent as shadow, and I don't ...
- PoemBy Nikki GrimesUp till now, the math of my life has been pretty simple: friends plus family plus sports. What more ...
- PoemBy Kara Jacksonstill, living like they orbit one another, my grandfather, the planet, & grandma, his moon assigned...
- PoemBy Kara Jacksoni look in the mirror, and all the chips i’ve eaten this month have accumulated like schoolwork at the...
- PoemBy Nikki GrimesI am a door of metaphor waiting to be opened. You’ll find no lock, no key. All are free to enter, at...
- PoemBy Nikki GrimesI am hardly ever able to sort through my memories and come away whole or untroubled. It is difficult...
- PoemBy Nikki GrimesI come home, feet about to bleed from angry stomping. “Boy!” says Mom. “Quit making all that racket....
- PoemBy Kimberly BlaeserWe all have the same little bones in our foot twenty-six with funny names like navicular. Together they build ...
- PoemBy Renée WatsonMy body is perfect and imperfect and black and girl and big and thick hair and short legs and scraped...
- PoemBy Tina Boyer BrownImagine the lunchroom, crowded and wary— seating charts a welcome apprehension. Loose-leaf papers spiraled...
- PoemBy Michael SimmsIt turns out you can kill the earth, Crack it open like an egg. It turns out you can murder the sea,...
- PoemBy Linda Sue ParkTurn off the lights. Wear another layer. (Sounds like a dad.) (Sounds like a mom.) You say hand-me-down...
- PoemBy Linda Sue Parkcurve and swoosh of wondrous white brushstroked black the throat and wings modest cap of scarlet stretch...
- PoemBy Padma VenkatramanThey ignored the new boy, snickering behind his back. In silence, I stayed safe. My lips pressed together...
- PoemBy Padma VenkatramanThink how many long years this tree waited as a seed for an animal or bird or wind or rain to maybe ...