Let’s start with this: nobody is going to force you to read poetry. It’s not a requirement, once you’ve graduated high school. Really, it’s not. If you want to live the rest of your life without it, go right ahead. You won’t hurt my feelings. Poetry will be fine, absolutely fine. Poetry ...
Poetry Cure ends on a transformative note with Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha's Bodymap (Mawen ...
Marlene Cookshaw's first collection of poetry in over ten years is a bounty: Mowing (Brick Books ...
"Would you rather be the sun or the moon?/Would you rather sing like Jenny Lewis/or Fiona Apple?" be ...
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