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    By Aisha Sasha John September 25, 2023

    I am funny. Sometimes I am funny. Sometimes parts of my poems are funny. I understand this as a function of God’s love for me: a gift, this instinct, an...

    Oil on canvas surrealist painting of a spotted brown snake, its body wound through multiple open books .
  • Archive Editor's Note
    By Robert Eric Shoemaker September 18, 2023

    “We believe that there is a public for poetry, that it will grow, and that as it becomes more numerous and appreciative the work produced in this art will grow...

    Black and white line-drawn cartoon of a hunched woman wielding a hammer over the horseshoe of a watching winged horse.
  • Featured Blogger
    By Chen Chen September 18, 2023

    Good humor is hot, and funny people are often incredibly hot. I think this is something the poet Justin Chin understood. Consider his poem “Lick My Butt,” one of the hottest and funniest poems...

    Square divided into four quadrants, each comprised of color bands, some in straight lines some in curved lines, going in different directions.
  • Foundation News
    September 14, 2023

    The Poetry Foundation is pleased to announce the addition of Jennifer Casteller as chief operating officer (COO) and four new appointees to its Board of Trustees: John S. Bracken, Michael...

    Graphic with text: Poetry Foundation Announcing New Board Members and Chief Operating Officer and red squiggles in the bottom right corner
  • Foundation News
    September 11, 2023

    The Kitchen Table Literary Arts Center (KTLA) is an arts education and community service organization based in Tampa, Florida. Named after Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press, which was founded...

    Group photo of BIPOC women and femme-Identified writers, poets, and readers with a yellow building in the background.
  • Archive Editor's Note
    By Michel Belyk & Alisha Isherwood September 5, 2023

    I like to find what's not found at once, but lies within something of another nature, in repose, distinct. “Pleasures” by Denise Levertov E taunts bow  fingers dawn lightly butchers an author  botches cadence mutters in violet. “Echolalia” by Noa Micaela Fields Dear...

  • From Poetry Magazine
    By Esther Belin September 4, 2023

    The process of knowing how to instrument this information and motivation was the logic behind grafting myself into the Poetry Foundation.

    Cover of the July/Aug 2022 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and the word "POETRY" in a grid on the right, with an illustrated background of a natural landscape with a city in the background and trash in the water.
  • Featured Blogger
    By Andrea Cohen September 4, 2023

    Late July, on a hilltop in Umbria. I’ve carried a desk from one room to another in this 12th century tower to think about humor and poetry. And instead, I sit...

    Black and white photograph captures shadow figures against cement pavement.
  • From Poetry Magazine
    By Srikanth Reddy August 28, 2023

    Through it all, I came to learn that literary magazines are more like ordinary families, and less like historical dynasties, than I’d previously imagined.

    Cover of the April 2022 issue of POETRY, front and back, shows a large quote on the left and the word "POETRY" in a grid on the right, made of letters on different post-it notes.
  • Featured Blogger
    By Aisha Sasha John August 28, 2023

    In May I got to experience poet and legend Ariana Reines read in person for the first time. Ariana is very alive. The story she told to introduce her poems...

    Abstract painting (acrylic and ink on paper) featuring a dense web of lines in various colors, black, white, yellow, pink, blue, etc.
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