Happy to have a new poem published today in Gyroscope Review, alongside many other fantastic poetry!
The full summer edition is here: https://t.co/qYAOrtvVs8
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I have my poem “drawing crosses over stars” included in this lovely issue of @lunarjournal! So happy to have it featured among all these beautiful works of the stars ⭐️
It’s finally here!!🥳
Livina Press Issue 3 is LIVE, and I am so excited to share it all with you🤗
Issue 3 can be found on Amazon:
https://t.co/eaiv0R10nu
I will be sharing snippets of some of the wonderful work in this issue in the coming days, so be on the lookout💗
What does it even mean to write a poem?
It means today
I'm correcting my mistakes.
It means I don't want to be lonely.
—Jennifer Chang
https://t.co/NJpsdM3ykw
Received my contributor copy of The Poetry Review and still so vividly remember writing this poem a little over a year ago that it feels surreal to watch it have a life outside of me. But I am full of gratitude for that.
Easy light storms in through the window, soft
edges of the world, smudged by mist, a squirrel’s
nest rigged high in the maple. I’ve got a bone
to pick with whomever is in charge.
—Ada Limón
@adalimon#PoemADay
https://t.co/Oi8pCrWf9Z
“Of course, we are always living at a time when people are dying. But when it is someone you love, a parent, a friend, everything seems to shift,” shares Ada in our latest ep.
Today’s poem is “Some Things Are Unforgettable” by Alixen Pham https://t.co/o3mGlEDctN
Thanks to @su__cho & @PoetryFound for publishing these poems of missing. I’m thinking of it as a communal form. So: write a poem that uses the phrase “Miss you” over & again like breath music. Can you get the poem portal to open btwn you & the missed so you’re together again?
✨ contributor highlight ✨
soak up the sun with @morgenrheuma's "the good old days + summer saturday night."
'smoke filled eyes on the way home, feeling if
the itch is a mosquito bite, or
loneliness.'
read here or on page 36:
https://t.co/EK0DCw5dPQ