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Winter Feature 2010
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Feature
- Poets in Person An HD video visit with Stephen Dunn in Frostburg, MD
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Poetry
- Jonathan Aaron
- Michael Blumenthal
- Billy Collins
- Philip Dacey
- Carl Dennis
- Gregory Djanikian
- Stephen Dobyns
- Stephen Dunn
- B.H. Fairchild
- Kathleen Graber
- Jane Hirshfield
- Tony Hoagland
- Dorianne Laux
- Thomas Lux
- D. Nurkse
- Alicia Ostriker
- Lawrence Raab
- J. Allyn Rosser
- Dave Smith
- Gerald Stern
- Ellen Bryant Voigt
- C.K. Williams
- Robert Wrigley
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Essay
- Gregory Djanikian Stephen Dunn's Compositional Strategies: Verse And Reverse
- David Rigsbee The Despoiled And Radiant Now: Ambivalence And Secrets In Stephen Dunn
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Book Review
- David Rigsbee reviews Here and Now: Poems
by Stephen Dunn
- David Rigsbee reviews Here and Now: Poems
Feature > Poetry > Gerald Stern
Thoreau's Metaphor
sugar and what the sugar camp was like
and the sumac sprouts;
and of twigs wrapped in the daintiest packages
and freight paid.
Mine is of the policeman following me in Beechview
thirty years ago from street to street up
one steep hill and down another, my car going
slower and slower, stopping once even for a second
so I could look at a piece of paper and circle
back to where I started with the dead bird I smelled in the woods.
Mine is of the dead bird.