Christopher Phelps

Poem of the Week: Kevin Simmonds

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Kevin Simmonds

By Christopher Phelps

Crude

May
29
2012
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Crude

Poem of the Week: Tony Leuzzi

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Tony Leuzzi

By Christopher Phelps

from Cadae: The Pi Poems

May
24
2012
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from Cadae: The Pi Poems

Poem of the Week: Andrew Joron

by Christopher Phelps Poems of the Week

Poem of the Week: Andrew Joron

By Christopher Phelps

Assumption, The

May
17
2012
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Assumption, The

Poem of the Week: Niina Pollari

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Poem of the Week: Niina Pollari

By Christopher Phelps

[Then there is this dream with its other bright edges]

May
11
2012
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[Then there is this dream with its other bright edges]

Poem of the Week: Daniel Nathan Terry

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Poem of the Week: Daniel Nathan Terry

By Christopher Phelps

The 8th of May: A Vow Made for the 7th of May

May
04
2012
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The 8th of May: A Vow Made for the 7th of May

A Perfect Poem? “The Doe” by C. K. Williams

by Christopher Phelps Poetry and Poetics

A Perfect Poem? “The Doe” by C. K. Williams

By Christopher Phelps

Here’s a question: What to do with (how to view) a poem you can’t help but think of as perfect?

Nov
07
2011
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Here’s a question: What to do with (how to view) a poem you can’t help but think of as perfect?

Collective Brightness

by Christopher Phelps Poetry and Poetics

Collective Brightness

By Christopher Phelps

When love and all its fruit come into question, you know you have a problem.

Sep
21
2011
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When love and all its fruit come into question, you know you have a problem.

How Beauty (No Stronger Than a Flower) Shall Hold a Plea

by Christopher Phelps Philosophy

How Beauty (No Stronger Than a Flower) Shall Hold a Plea

By Christopher Phelps

These poems thread and rethread the nature of identity—in theology and philosophy, called the problem of haecceity.

Nov
28
2010
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These poems thread and rethread the nature of identity—in theology and philosophy, called the problem of haecceity.