Poem
By Maxine Hong Kingston
Oh, but Poet crosses eternal
distances. Perfect reader, come though 1,000
years from now. Poem can also…
distances. Perfect reader, come though 1,000
years from now. Poem can also…
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- PoemBy Maxine Hong KingstonTranslated By Chun Yu哦，而詩人跨越永恆的
距離。完美的讀者，即使千年
之後，也會到來。詩歌也可
藉由願望抵達千年前的讀者。
李白和杜甫，幸運的海龜，
在有生之年找到了彼此。哦，這是
中國時間和中國詩人的希望。但你
不必是詩人；你… - ArticleBy Joyelle McSweeney
The first English-language translation of Tove Ditlevsen's poetry distills the intensity and mordant humor that make her one of Denmark's most revered exports.
- AudioPoetry Off the ShelfFour poets on old stories, cultural memory, and minority languages.
- ArticleBy Luci Tapahonso
Our language reminds us of the legacy that connects us to the past and instills that legacy in this present time.
- ArticleBy Chris Hoshnic
It isn’t the final product of a poem I’m interested in, but the way poetry can bring community together.
- ArticleBy Esther Belin, Kimberly Blaeser, Denise Low, Elise Paschen, Beth Piatote & Jake Skeets
The gathered collective thoughts are a restorative way to close this issue.
- ArticleBy Laura Tohe
When I write in Diné bizaad the sounds come from the center of what it means to be Diné. Diné bizaad bee yashti. Diné bizaad bee hadínisht’é.
- ArticleBy Natanya Ann Pulley
We must accept a holiness in the language of space and silence.
- PoemBy Zoey YazzieDoor :[frames]: bolted by seams of
desert fleece and beaming blindfolds
dry-steamed by the musk … - ArticleBy Yasmine Shamma
Joe Brainard's letters are playful, elusive, and hungry for art.
- PoemBy William ShakespeareYou do look, my son, in a moved sort,
As if you were dismay'd: be cheerful, sir.
Our revels now are ended… - PoemBy William ShakespeareYe elves of hills, brooks, standing lakes, and groves;
And ye that on the sands with printless foot
Do… - PoemBy Dorothy ParkerUnto seventy years and seven,
Hide your double birthright well—
You, that are the brat of Heaven
And … - PoemBy Meredith StrickerI was thinking of some of the messages Rilke will never receive: — dentist called abt your appt tomorrow…
- PoemBy Carol Ann DuffyAt childhood’s end, the houses petered out
into playing fields, the factory, allotments
kept, like mistresses… - PoemBy Ama CodjoeWhat if, Betye, instead of a rifle or hand
grenade—I mean, what if after
the loaded gun that takes two hands
to fire, I lay down the splintered broom
and the steel so cold it wets
my cheek? What if I unclench the valleys
of my... - ArticleBy Daegan Miller
Hannah Arendt was the rare philosopher who saw how limited her discipline could be. Poetry offered her another outlet for thinking.
- AudioPoetry Off the ShelfHelen Vendler and Marjorie Perloff in the words of people who loved them.