Rose Ausländer, Jane Roe, & Me
Much remains to be said, though our garden lies / buried . . .
Welcome to Poetry NorthWest
All the Trees of the Field
On the loop ascending the templed
mesa you whisper the poem
After Eric Aho’s Ice Cut (1933) at the AKG
There was a line between the corner of the sky
and the nowhere else.
Listening to Others
All night I listened, receiver at my ear, to mostly
underwater noises, though I might have caught a passing voice
Interview // “Gazing Into the Self”: A Conversation with Saba Keramati
Saba Keramati’s debut collection of poetry Self-Mythology (University of Arkansas Press, 2024) shatters the mirror and looks at the fragmented self through a myriad of lenses. The poems in this …
Polyamory & The Poem: A Zuihitsu
In striving towards anarchy, I had to first follow the rules. I had to find my ancestors. Having found no manifesto, no guidebook, I knelt before poets.
Singing the Midwest Electric
The poet is energized by a landscape whose nettles, paths, and waterways he likewise channels, or conducts, into words.
2024 James Welch Prize
We are delighted to feature our 2024 James Welch Prize winners and finalists in our online folio.
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