Taylor Franson-Thiel

I’m excited to announce that my debut poetry collection is officially forthcoming! March 2025 with @EmergeJournal “Bone Valley Hymnal” is a deeply personal and special collection centered on themes on lineage, religion, and gender and I am so excited to share it with y’all

Today we're excited to feature "The Frigate Bird Will Not Land" by Brook J. Sadler from our Spring 2026 Issue OUT NOW! Enjoy the rest of her poem and check out the rest of our Issue on our website, linked in our bio!

anddddd got some very utah specific poetry out with Inscape! Always been a fan of easter eggs and this poem features some deep Mormon jokes, facts about extinct species from utah, and honors Brenda Hillman's poem talking to reader energy inscape.byu.edu/2026/04/09/the…

@toddedillard LOVEEE getting to be in an issue with one of my poet heroes and loved both of your poems!!

@TaylorFranson belated congrats!! was happy to see us in this issue together too!!

coming out of the haze of newborn trenches to let y'all know I still have some new poems coming out including this one from The Dodge (from a while ago haha).

The Dodge has, since I began submitting years ago, been one of my dream publications. Both of these poems sat with me a long time before finding a home here and I am so grateful that they did.

We're excited to feature Taylor Franson-Thiel @TaylorFranson and her poem "Swamp Pink" from our Spring 2026 Issue OUT NOW! Read the rest of "Swamp Pink" and her other stunning poem in The Dodge, "A Gun is Also a Mirror," on our website, linked in our bio.

We are excited to announce the release of our Spring 2026 issue, live now on our website! It is linked in our bio, and make sure to check out the authors & artists tagged. @TaylorFranson, "@toddedillard

Review: Mothersalt by Mia Ayumi Malhotra "Her 'Mothersalt' poems are ruminations on pregnancy and birth, in which she describes the physical and emotional aspects of her own pregnancies and births." Read here: literarymama.com/articles/depar…

Today's Feature: "Jesus be a durag" by @Danez_Smif from Bluff published by @GraywolfPress Read here: poems.com/poem/jesus-be-…

Today's Feature: "In Geologic Time, It Happened Just Seconds Ago" by Maggie Smith from A Suit or a Suitcase published by Washington Square Press Read here: poems.com/poem/in-geolog…

Today's Feature: "'Ease My Mind Shell' Field Holler Helmet" by Douglas Kearney from I Imagine I Been Science Fiction Always published by Wave Books Read here: poems.com/poem/ease-my-m…

All responses (from Taylor) have been sent! There were a few that bounced back as incorrect emails, so if you haven't heard back, please feel free to reach out! We are still planning on re-opening June 1st (with some fun news!) Wishing you all well.

Today's Feature: What Sparks Poetry: Jeremy Noel-Tod on R.F. Langley's "Cook Ting" Read here: poems.com/poem/cook-ting/

Today's Feature: "After the Deluge" by Kwame Dawes from Sturge Town published by Peepal Tree Press Read here: poems.com/poem/after-the…

Write about your favorite poem showcased on Poetry Daily!  We'll publish the most interesting responses throughout April, and send a free book to everyone whose work is featured.  Submissions to: poetrydailyinfo@gmail.com Subject: National Poetry Month DEADLINE: March 30, 2026

Interview: Monica Ferrell by Devon Walker-Figueroa "I believe poetry is one of the few places where we can push back against the phony and synthetic." Read here: bombmagazine.org/articles/2026/…

Today's Feature: "the beginning of the end of the world" by Lucille Clifton from Earth Prayers: Encounters with the Natural World published by Picador Books Read here: poems.com/poem/the-begin…

Today's Feature: "De Facto" by Richard Hamilton from Discordant published by @AutumnHousePrs Read here: poems.com/poem/de-facto/

Issue no. 25 is here! Read all the incredible new work today: swamp-pink.cofc.edu

Essay: Katey Funderburgh on Eileen Myles & Gertrude Stein "The reader is offered a gift– come into this house, into this body I have made, and feel what this is like with me." Read here: therumpus.net/2026/03/03/the…