Still open for submissions until 10 April.

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#MichPoet

Some of the most powerful #essays in THE GREAT GAME are synoptic meditations on science and #poetry in which Amit Majmudar shows that anyone trying to make fresh sense of the world, be it Milton or Kepler or Dickinson or Darwin, is practicing something like poetic meaning-making.

Lovely poem.

This is what I'm here for.

Some 'implausible things' to ponder in a well-knit poem by@_janezwart_

jane zwart giving us pause once again

Thank you, Jill Baumgaertner and theChristianCentury, for making space for this poem.

Today, a small child asked me to draw a mouse.

Happy National Poetry Month 🎉 We'll be OPEN for general poetry submissions from April 1 - 30!

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It’s no April Fools joke, we are officially open for submissions! Send us those magnificent poems! We can’t wait. 🤩🎉

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Charles Barkley = a delight.

Sean Thomas Dougherty “Where we come from moves.”
jane zwart has a marvelous poem about this!

Just found a note in my planner that says 'remind people to sign up for yesterday.'

Yes, please.

'These are the variables: what is coming, what might
come. By these we distinguish one scene of evacuation
from another.'

#TodaysPoem #poetry
Leave the World Behind by @_JaneZwart_ (2024 poetry.onl) tinyurl.com/3zepw332

That Nuray translated my poem continues to be once of the most astonishing things that has ever happened to me.

“… Whoever owns the sky,
the leaflets say refuge is a function of time.”

Leave the World Behind by jane zwart in poetry.onl poetry.onl/read/jane-z

The cadences of this.