Hybrid Poetry by Marie Chambers
Verbs begin to spiral from her mouth and coil outward into the sky.
Prose Poetry
Some Failed Nocturnes for Sylvia Plath
Sep 12, 2016
Marion Deutsche Cohen: Poem
May 23, 2016
TW Poetry Spotlight
Bruce is reading Wuthering Heights, I’m curling up with Numerical Semigroups.
Nicole Callihan: Prose Poem
Apr 15, 2015
TW Poetry Spotlight
This is not a story in your mind. You were really that girl. She was already you.
Autumn Stephens: Prose Poems
Feb 04, 2015
TW Featured Poet
Oh, but she did not love Bees. She felt no desire for honey.
Hadestown
Oct 27, 2014
Prose Poem Excerpt by Kim Triedman
There are no signposts here; I can no longer remember the names of my children.
Iris Jamahl Dunkle: Prose Poem
Feb 20, 2013
TW Poetry Spotlight
Days like this I feel like a Russian doll: a body carved inside a body.
Carol Dorf: Prose Poem
Feb 13, 2013
TW Poetry Spotlight
The daughter’s memory is a cove, where unexpected fragments of a school play wash up against a burnt tabletop.
Wendy Brown-Báez: Prose Poem
Feb 06, 2013
TW Poetry Spotlight
My merman came to shore for a quick kiss and a breath of fresh air, swam back to his ocean lair, murky depths, seaweed tangled in his hair.
Jerry McGuire: Two Prose Poems
Jan 30, 2013
TW Poetry Spotlight
Everything grows in its own way, which can’t be justified or condemned. I danced while I could, then I couldn’t...
Randall Horton: Two Prose Poems
Jan 23, 2013
TW Poetry Spotlight
Gulls, redacted from flight, from piping new trajectories (for a second), are close by, unseen—humanity’s cue: respect the quite before the storm.
