For the JFK roses blooming under the front window, from Poetry, June 2015.
from The Last Luxury, JFK, Jr. / by Alex Dimitrov
Born of the sun, we traveled a short while toward the sun.
Where there were seasons and sky. Where there were monuments.
Like a single engine plane in a July haze.
For snow and San Francisco, from Poetry Foundation. The whole poem is here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/249750
from A Franc Sonic (or, A Frank Sonic) / by Laura Moriarty
For all the football hysteria that one can pack into the last weekend of the season, and for all the imaginative headlines headed our way Monday morning, from Poetry Foundation.
from Hysteria / by Dionisio D. Martinez b. 1956
For rivers and their infamous epigraphs, from Poetry, January 2015.
from First Thing / by Tyler Mills
You can dip a line of monofilament into a river.
You can do it twice.
Another for winter, from Poetry. More here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/249070
from Banyan / by Sudeep Sen
For lip-synced songs, from Poetry, December, 2014.
from Sold Out / by Timothy Liu
We’re going to
the best fire-
works show ever!
For Sumerians, from Poetry, December 2014.
from My Grandmother’s Grave / by Dunya Mikhail
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