For Rachel! A thank you for the beautiful new, The Best American Poetry, 2014, guest edited by Terrance Hayes, series editor, David Lehman.
from Deep Lane / by Mark Doty
the maple and walnut sway in the highest regions
of themselves, leaves circling in air
Another for winter, from Poetry. More here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/249070
from Banyan / by Sudeep Sen
For kindling, from poets.org, Poem-A-Day, today.
from In the dark we crush / by Julia Cohen
Moss smuggles stars into your cheeks.
For botanical gardens, from The Star By My Head.
from No one will believe me / by Marie Lundquist b. 1950
but there was a time when a woman received compliments for her Pre-Raphaelite colors and the word fortune appeared as a small, enclosed warmth
For words and tiny stitches, from The Star By My Head.
from The Nights Have Become Bigger / by Kristina Lugn b. 1948
soon there is no room for them
in my head anymore
For silence, from The Star By My Head: Poets from Sweden, edited and translated by Malena Mörling and Jonas Ellerström.
from April and Silence / by Tomas Tranströmer b. 1931
All I want to say
gleams out of reach
For skating – rink nights, from APR, November/December 2014. (12/5/14 was from APR, too.)
from Paradise Skate / by Marcus Jackson
the wall wore a mural of a tropical beach,
parrots squawking in the painted trees
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 calendars and hospitals, from Poetry, December 2014. Sad to lose another poet this year.
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/browse/178/3#!/20605323
from Daybook / by Claudia Emerson (1957-2014)
This is the season of her dying, and you
have kept it, I find, underneath the stairs
For flotsam, from Poetry, December 2014. More here:
http://www.poetryfoundation.org/bio/tom-clark#poet
from Blown Away / by Tom Clark b. 1941
ephemeral as tinkerbell
unmoored yet not unmoved
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