Elisabeth Adwin Edwards

Friends, I’ve two American sonnets out in @bodylit today! Profound thanks to guest editor Francesca Bell & to @dlseuss, whose Pulitzer-winning collection, "frank: sonnets", inspired me to write these. Have a read? bodyliterature.com/2023/07/27/eli…

This absolutely devastating poem by Kevin Prufer will haunt me all day

@susanlleary @triohousepress So gorgeous!! Congratulations, Susan!

Proof copy is here, and she’s lovely, so let this be a little reminder that MORE FLOWERS is out with @triohousepress in less than 3 months! You can pre-order at the link in the replies or wherever books are sold! Here’s to more poetry and more flowers! 🌺🌸🌼

@susanlleary @BullCityPress My God, this is beautiful.

Jill Osier 🤎 Beautiful poem, beautiful poet. @BullCityPress

@cjsarett @writetoempower This laid me out.

Nicole Callihan, “Burrow” My mother says the sound haunted her.

Li-Young Lee. “Tonight, something bows/ that should not bend”

W.S. Merwin. “come again shining glance in your good time”

From Adam Moss’s “The Work of Art”:

@cjsarett @mpants60 @richardsiken I will seek it out!

@EAdwinEdwards @mpants60 @richardsiken Yes, beautiful. But his new book (I Do Know Some Things) is amazing in a different way— I keep reading it.

@richardsiken a real beauty

General pattern in regime change: the comedy gets better and then it gets banned.

Andrea Cohen

Victoria Chang.

Andrea Cohen

Maxine Kumin

Marianne Boruch. “lit with that terrible quiet something lovely has”

Thinking of this amazing poem by Brenda Shaughnessy. “I don’t know if we’re in the middle/ of the ending, or the beginning of some new concussion”

Stanley Kunitz

Peter Levi. “The roses have voices like human love”

Toys made by artist Paul Klee (1879-1940) for his children, full of whimsy and charm.