For father's day this year, a poem I wrote for my son when he was little. Many thanks to the folks at the INDEX press for printing it as a letterpress broadsheet in 2024.

An elegy for my grandmother that first appeared in @poetryireland.

The Don Paterson poem I return to most often

Another remarkable constraint poem, this one by Ottawa-based poet Susan Robertson. Look for five new poems from Susan in @TheFiddlehd later this year.

RT @Sneilsonwwh: Coming Sept. 2025 @goose_lane

Carmine Starnino

RT @ChelsDingman: Lucky to have two new poems in the just-dropped Spring issue of @kenyonreview 🖤 . I also have audio up on the website. Yo….

RT @ae_stallings: JCO trolling JCO:.

RT @susanlleary: Tom Snarsky 💙. from A LETTER FROM THE MOUNTAIN & OTHER POEMS (Animal Heart Press). @TomSnarsky

Great use of rhyme in this poem by Joyce Carol Oates

RT @TomSnarsky: mountain poem 2X/31: taking a day off from this series to mourn the loss of Fanny Howe. There is so much to say about the g….

RT @JeffShotts1: Fanny Howe was always telling me that the next book would be her last, and then the next one. A supreme honor to work on n….

Fanny Howe, RIP

RT @ChairOfPoetry: Vona Groarke has been welcomed by the Ireland Chair of Poetry Trust as the new Ireland Professor of Poetry ✨. The positi….

A mid-summer nocturne by local legend M. Travis Lane

Another astonishing poem from Ray Carver's All of Us (1996).

Charles Wright, with an important reminder.

For #smallpoemsunday, one more from Tony Hoagland's "Twenty Poems that could save America.". Holocaust survivor Dan Pagis (tr. Stephen Mitchell)

Raymond Carver

Another from Tony Hoagland's list of "Twenty Poems that could Save America," this one by Linda Gregg.

they are not such good Americans / as they thought they were. Louis Simpson