Poems

James has put forward some very strong contenders, but *this* is actually the great autumn poem of the twentieth century: https://t.co/r8kEOc5hch

I consider myself fairly well read when it comes to 20th-c. anglophone poetry. Seldom do I stumble upon completely forgotten poets who were both consistently masterful in their craft and truly original in tone. Not in one or two poems—consistently. Broomell is one such poet. https://t.co/MDwFUGtfXI

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Running into a poem you loved is like bumping an old friend at a pub. Thus do I find Robert Creeley's "The Rain," six stanzas I copied on the back of my AP econ spiral notebook in high school, and re-read often during that neolib seminar. "Be for me, like rain, the getting out" https://t.co/doRYJK6vYO

my favorite poem to read at the end of summer https://t.co/8YfMHiuSEn

this poem means so much to me and never gets old Mary Oliver https://t.co/t11oRbqMIf