Andrew Navarro

History teacher. Poet. Poems published in @zyzzyvamag, @carvezine, @airlight_mag, @kelpbooks, @mqr_tweets, and @PoetLoreMag. MFA from @UCRPDLRMFA.

[Isidro Li @isidro_li]

Anna Akhmatova (translated by Judith Hemschemeyer)

[todd dillard @toddedillard]

friendly reminder my chapbook is available to preorder!

[Andrew Navarro @AndrewNavare]

I have a new poem out in the latest issue of @ShenandoahWLU. Thank you to the editors and everyone who helped put this issue together. https://t.co/A9axfOlRbI

[todd dillard @toddedillard]

my poem "A Catalog of How Are You Doings" in the latest issue of @AmPoetryReview!

"Your mother dies and people place
their black origami in your palm."

[November @postoctobrist]

thinking about the first known photograph of a human being. this is a daguerreotype of Boulevard du Temple in Paris taken in 1838 with about a seven minute exposure. and this guy happened to be standing still getting his shoes shined, so he’s visible and no-one else is

[Synekura Audio @synekura_audio]

Tomaž Šalamun

[todd dillard @toddedillard]

I have two new poems in @havehadhavehad! Here's "I Let the Foxes" live, my first poem inspired by Frank O'Hara:

[Jose Hernandez Diaz @JoseHernandezDz]

Still a few days left to register for my intro to prose poetry generative workshop with Litro Magazine. Hope you'll join us.

More here: https://t.co/2mPTTG3NPR

[Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_]

Simone Weil

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

“Poetry really is a comic scene where you, whoever you are, pretend to be in control, but really the speaker is at the mercy of things that are completely out of his hands … We’re schmucks.”

Online now, a posthumous interview with Charles Simic:
https://t.co/sWB2mWX6JS

[Unnamed Press @unnamedpress]

Matthew Zapruder’s memoir of fatherhood and poetry in process STORY OF A POEM is coming this #PoetryMonth (April 4, 2023). Available for pre-order wherever books are sold, join @matthewzapruder as he takes you through a poem draft by draft.

[The Paris Review @parisreview]

“I love my funny poems, but I’d rather break your heart. And if I can do both in the same poem, that’s the best.”

This week, we’ve unlocked James Tate’s Art of Poetry interview with Charles Simic from the archive. https://t.co/Ww7eXQsCSI

[Sean Thomas Dougherty @SeanLemonhead]

Charles Simic on the prose poem
https://t.co/ID1kuiDuxg

[Kamran Javadizadeh @kjavadizadeh]

"He made you see the world anew and hunger for its pleasures." This is lovely, @meghanor. https://t.co/J7Bp59V6fO

[Sean Thomas Dougherty @SeanLemonhead]

For the poet riding the ferry now, telling jokes, making the ferryman giggle with tales of sausages.

"I’d say it doesn’t matter
No one complains he’s got
Their pockets to go through
In one a crust of bread in another a sausage"
https://t.co/uuydJL3h1l

[Jose Hernandez Diaz @JoseHernandezDz]

Tomaž Šalamun translated by Brian Henry. Published in The Poetry Review (England). 🔥

[Kamran Javadizadeh @kjavadizadeh]

Anne Carson. “We live by tunneling for we are people buried alive.”

[Victoria Chang @VChangPoet]

“He believed/that grief develops the mind. What is//the mind if not that surface upon which/the world can be endlessly rebroken?” -Maya Popa, Wound is the Origin of Wonder