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The Disappearing: Nick Bryant-Smith

by THEthe Poetry Blog Editors Red Room
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Rouse Hill

Poem of the Week: Margarita Delcheva

by Ben Pease Poems of the Week
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“It”s Fair”

BARTAB: AN AFTERHOURS BALLAD

by Jeff Hewitt Reviews & Interviews
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Waterfield is a direct descendant of postmodernist Denise Levertov.

How Perfect Obedience Destroys: Reflections on Falstaff, the Beats, and others

by Joe Weil Arts & Society
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No system can endure perfection.

In a Dark Room: Jeannine Gailey

by Saeed Jones Reviews & Interviews
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My poems want to rescue you but are often only able to watch.

The Disappearing: John Hawke

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Charlotte Street

Poem of the Week: Bianca Stone

by Ben Pease Poems of the Week
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Practicing Vigilance

Obedience Versus Conformity: Teaching and Goals

by Joe Weil Arts & Society
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Conformists are the gate keepers of both the establishment and anti-establishment orders.

In a Dark Room: Tom Hunley

by Saeed Jones Reviews & Interviews
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It was late in the smoke-painted bar, a quarter past the blue hour.

The Disappearing: Astrid Lorange

by THEthe Poetry Blog Editors Red Room
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58, black-most lot, collapsible ceiling and underground lung ward

The Disappearing: Introduction

by THEthe Poetry Blog Editors Red Room
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The Disappearing is a new app for iPhone, iPad and Android that (literally) explores poetry and place. Beginning with a collection of over 100 poems about Sydney, the app creates a poetic map charting traces, fragmentary histories, impressions and memories.

Poem of the Week: Sampson Starkweather

by Ben Pease Poems of the Week
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Federal Bureau of Investigation

On Job and William Carlos Williams

by Joe Weil Poetry and Poetics
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The creative power of a poet must include the possibility of arbitrary power or it serves only competence and adherence to an aesthetic.

Melodrama, MFAs, and Life as a Movie: Carina Finn talks with Lisa Marie Basile

by Lisa Marie Basile Reviews & Interviews
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I wanted to create a space where I could be honest without feeling required to adhere to some arbitrary notion of what was True.

Clubs & Societies: Roller Derby

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The Scrimmage

Poem of the Week: Cathy Che

by Levi Rubeck Poems of the Week
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Doc, there was a hand

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