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Weekly poems, selected by the editors. Featuring new work as well as poems from our rich archives.

RAE ARMANTROUT
Vigil

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We scroll pages
as if scanning thickets

MICHAEL MCGRIFF
from Questions for the Interrogation

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Is the blood moon stuffing ballots
into the low firs?

CAMILLE T. DUNGY
Ceremony

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When I came downstairs today
for breakfast, he was playing Lovely Day.

BAILEY COHEN-VERA
Port Authority Poem

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& then I might appear very suspicious
& then who knows

ANDREA BLANCAS BELTRAN
Dog Year in the Time of #45

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I scroll the void
of what we feed each other

CECILY PARKS
Two Poems

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August, wind gust, rain lust, drought,
Heart-shaped leaves and heart-shaped doubt.

LENA KHALAF TUFFAHA
A Single Word: Home

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Free, I stand beside my freedom.
I am known to all the songs of rain . . .

CATE PEEBLES
Two Poems

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a blurred lifeline where the eye waits
on love, an idling jet, days landlocked

DANIEL MOYSAENKO
Even Greater Complications

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not inside time’s river
but swaddled really

CYRUS CASSELLS
Martín Getsemany, I See You

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How do I breathe with this sudden hush
And surge of quicklime in my chest?