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Learning to Weld
By Rina Terry
“welded one thing to another / as though I had a plan, an idea, a goal, / as though any of the pieces of my life // had connected in certain identifiable / completion.”
Poetry We Admire: Revolution
Each poet writes toward their own revolution. At this time, unfortunately, there are many revolutions to write towards. …
Poets’ Resources: Online Classes and Workshops
The Palette team is always on the lookout for ways to improve our own craft—being from all around the world, we recently had a discussion about how to use online resources effectively.
baby teeth
they say I was born fanged & feathered like / no child from heaven should be. a miracle // that when I lost those teeth I became human.
A feast of small proportions
All meal long, the brain tucked in its dome and the heart cubed, / presented on six white plates.
Becoming Poet: Jane Hirshfield
“I grow lonely for poems, the way you would grow lonely for an absent lover. And then they return. Longing is the ladder we meet on.”
Call for Readers
Palette Poetry is looking to add some talented new readers to our team in 2018. If you love …
At the Scottish National Gallery Looking at ‘The Wave’ by Gustave Courbet
By Gina Fuchs
my father ran / into the water and i went behind him / into the water too then yelled i can’t swim, / i still can’t swim. it sounds like bodies, / the rain slapping the water so hard.