Community Feedback: Banishment Spell for my Titties by Patricia Frazier
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Poetry We Admire: Family
The holiday season is here, the family season is here. This time of year can be joyful, but …
Salt
“legs wrapped like branches, / toes like roots as old as time”
Becoming Poet: Philip Matthews
“When I was 17, I came out at a poetry reading through a piece I’d written, so for me, calling myself a poet has been tied up with being open and out as a queer person.”
Featured Poetry
We are so grateful to all of our partner-poets for sharing their work with us—please enjoy their beautiful words in our Featured Poetry catalogue.
Winners of the 2018 Palette Poetry Prize
It is an honor and a privilege to share the winners of the 2018 Palette Poetry Prize, as selected from our finalists by Shane McCrae.
This Is How I Love You
By Joanne Oh
When books grow old / they turn to wood / and grow mushrooms / along the spines.