Christian

[Christian @ctm]

spending my last day in my twenties at work https://t.co/ytxOG5rsqU

[Christian @ctm]

spending my last day as a teenager at work

[Garth Greenwell @GarthGreenwell]

I wrote about the best advice I’ve ever gotten about time, which saved me as a writer, & the ruthlessness necessary for any writing practice. Full essay here: https://t.co/x4jmap2TuR

[Matthew Zeitlin @MattZeitlin]

The lead author of the Times Khamenei obituary started there in 1981 and was “the last Reuters correspondent known to have filed dispatches by carrier pigeon.”

[V. Joshua Adams @vjoshuaadams]

Friend’s son (8) informs me that if being a professional baseball player doesn’t work out, he is considering a career in poetry.

[Alina Stefanescu @aliner]

One of my favorite short lectures by Anne Carson.

[no earthquake (ear flu victim) @no_earthquake]

LLMs have convincingly demonstrated that coding is the easiest activity, maths is medium hard, and having taste is the hardest

[Ian Duhig FRSL @ianduhig]

"Can I read you some of my poetry?"

[Jad Josey @jadjosey]

The way this @toddedillard poem lives in my brain every goddamn day.

[Peege @bloodsigns]

Rilke’s Book of Hours translated by Anita Barrows and Joanna Macy

[NASA @NASA]

We've looked at an eclipse from both sides now...
While @NASAGlenn was looking up to see last night's Blood Moon, @fireflyspace's Blue Ghost lunar lander was looking back at the "diamond ring" of a solar eclipse. A reminder that what you see often depends on your point of view.

[Christian @ctm]

@MirandaHqv I adore this and can’t find anything about it beyond your tweet—who wrote it, and where can I read more?

[Phillip Iscove @pmiscove]

I love this so much ❤️📚

[Jana Prikryl @janaprikryl]

for a few weeks I've had a tab open to these lines from Macbeth

[glenn schuck @glennschuck]

Saying goodbye to The city’s last public pay phone booth 50th and 7th. Times square @1010WINS

[Adam Nayman @brofromanother]

Oscar predictions:

Gyre: widening

The centre cannot: hold

Mere anarchy: loosed upon world

The ceremony of innocence: drowned

The best lack: all conviction

Rough beast: slouches towards Bethlehem

Best Picture: CODA

[Bianca Stone @biancastone]

That's it. Poem about life.

[Kamran Javadizadeh @kjavadizadeh]

25 years ago I tore this Richard Wilbur poem out of the New Yorker because I loved it so much. I still think its final stanza is one of the most beautiful descriptions of love I know: “Like a good fiddle, like the rose’s scent, / Like a rose window, or the firmament.”

[Andrew Epstein @andrewepstein3]

Happy "Lana Turner" poem day to all who celebrate! On this day in 1962, Frank O'Hara wrote this poem on the Staten Island ferry (on his way to give a reading with Robert Lowell) after seeing a tabloid headline. More here on what actually happened to Lana: https://t.co/C7tJAUhIA4