It's now spring, so we're happy to share Sandra Marchetti's "What kind of bird are you?" (We posted this to our website in 2017 but never shared it here--our apologies, @sandrapoetry !!) cellpoems.org/2017/05/06/wha…
Dan O'Brien's "Ninety-Three" The doctor / Washes his hands / Nine months // He says until / We deliver your / Life or death (@danobrienwriter) #NationalPoetryMonth #poetry
We're not dead, just been busy. But we've got verse in our coffers and will be txting you on Thursday the 29th of March. More info to come!
The poem and Catherine's bio can be found over here: bit.ly/2xLkYZ9
Catherine Pond's (@cattyshackb) "MIDDLE-EAR" Somewhere what you love / is still alive, turning cartwheels / in a gentle snow.
Big pub day congrats to JEANNIE VANASCO! The Glass Eye is a brilliant brave beautiful book by a writer we're lucky to know. #TheGlassEye
Michael Jones' DROUGHT: A house is premised on / the hopefulness of doorways. // Mushroom spores lie dormant, / thunderless, in nearby loam.
Jill Essbaum's cellpoem, "Insomnia is Lonely," featured at @VTLibraries for National Poetry Month. teapawt.net/rikam99/status/8446023…
Cellpoems retweeted
Sessions: Too racist to be a judge in the 1986; just racist enough to be in charge of civil rights and voting rights in 2017
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Dwight Freeney: sacking Tom Brady since 1998 #SB51
(h/t @syracusedotcom)
Tomorrow, when the afternoon sun is brightest, we'll be txting you a poem by Lauren Clark, winner of AWP's 2016 Donald Hall Prize.
Claire has it right. Don't fret, fight. teapawt.net/clairevaye/status/8262…
2016: We abide by the size and structure / of the storm; we survive in spite of / our stature. (by Ryan Meyer) cellpoems.org/2016/12/15/201…
Later today we're txting a poem by @GMU_English MFA alum Ryan Meyer.. this poem is a kind of epitaph for 2016, which can't end soon enough.
Yanyi Luo's "Migrants" | To drift is not surrender. // The backwards call of a bird / is the sound of another bird. |
#TBT: Joanie Mackowski's "Pollinate This" published by Cellpoems -- six years ago this week.
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