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"I do not know what I hold more clearly in my mind:
the pain of what I can never have,
or the pain of knowing
I have its equivalence, which is a shocking
contrast, a kind of magnificent reality."
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buy issue for all poems🖤
honored to be among these poets
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John Berryman, #BOTD (25 October 1914), “He Resigns”
It is not for me to say what is this wind
or how it came to blow through the rooms of my heart.
Wing after wing, through the rooms of the dead
the wind does not blow.
—Deborah Digges
"this woman who was in me died. For a tomb I gave her all her kingdom, nature. I buried her in the most secret spot in the deceitful garden, where the gaze of the moon, the eternal promiser, divides & the leafage & descends upon the sleeping woman in myriad degrees of sweetness."
looking like a young Franz Wright -- this song is just always so good, every verse.
youtu.be/fIRvNPt4kSk?is=l8SM…
Yes, we always keep it fresh 🌿🖤 in Vermont @monicaferrell -- 🍁 and beyond
"are they then retargeted with the fact that Bianca Stone is a retailer of poems?"
this metaphysical knot will not be untied with a short phone call, Evan.
in their conspicuous absence, that thingness of the poem itself offers us something beyond object altogether. That the vessel of the poem is a gift we raise to our lips; that it takes in the world in a kind of proximity of liquid, air, border, and lack
He would cry out on life, that what it wants
Is not its own love back in copy speech,
But counter-love, original response.
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Monthly poetry reading with Vermont Poet Laureate Bianca Stone: 'The Most of It' by Robert Frost
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"Sides and bottom are, to be sure, what is impermeable in the vessel. But what is impermeable is not yet what does the holding...”
Heidegger (Das Ding)
Bianca Stone retweeted
Anne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in Literature! In our Summer 1991 Issue, we published a selection of her "Short Talks."
Revisit them here:
yalereview.org/article/carso…
Why cast the world away.
For someone hooked up to Thou,
the world may have seemed a kind of half finished sentence.
—Anne Carson
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BREAKING NEWS
The 2026 #NobelPrize in Literature is awarded to the Canadian author Anne Carson, “for her bold and inventive oeuvre that, in playful dialogue with the classical tradition, has created new forms for contemporary literature.”


























