| KATHLEEN O'HARA PODZIMEK YEAH 02.08:085 |
| DYAN SANDEFER Evil Seed 02.08:086 |
| RHONDA GEHRISCH Revisited 02.08:087 |
| RICHARD K. JORDAN Coffee And Purple Socks 02.08:088 |
| KARIANNA JOHNSON You 02.08:089 |
| RICHARD ZOLA another time she found a dead thing 02.08:090 |
| CRAIG KIRCHNER Look for Me At Night 02.08:091 |
| JAN O. HANSEN Diary of an Eight Years Old Boy (Rewritten) 02.08:092 |
| DIANE PAYNE Beneath the Stars 02.08:093 |
| BRAD HILL Blink 02.08:094 |
| STEVE CROSS Generations 02.08:095 |
| ALISON DANIEL Scylla 02.08:096 |
| PoetryRepairShop - Contemporary International Poetry online since 1997 repair your mind ... read more poetry | JH. Dificult to explain why, in the editing process, I place comparable or contrasting poems together. What links one poem to another? It is more or less a momentary flare of intellect or a smoldering ash of whim. As editor, I read and re-read a poem to gain new insight, see new problems of content, style, or form. One poet does X better than another does Y or both are equally good at X… |
| ANNE M. HUDSON When This Talking Becomes an Unpacking 02.08:885 |
| MICHAEL REHLING In Loving Arms 02.08:086 |
| MLVS HOPSON Yall! Come Cybering with Me 02.08:087 |
| KIM WELLIVER Epiphany Among Oranges and Blue Bowls 02.08:088 |
| DAVID HARRIS DESPAIR 02.08:089 |
| CHARLES GARABEDIAN The Bedlam Dead 02.08:090 |
| TRINA STOLEC Wanga 02.08:091 |
| JAN O. HANSEN Haiku (about aging) 02.08:092 |
| MAX HELENLADY meanders 02.08:093 |
| JUDITH LAURA Washington Heights 02.08:094 |
| ANDRENA ZAWINSKI The Narrative Thread 02.08:095 |
| Guy DeBord, translated by Ken Knabb Unity and Division Within Appearances 02.08:096 | past issues:
Archive | 02.07 | 02.06 | 02.05 | 02.04 | 02.03 | 02.02 | 02.01 || 01.12 | 01.11 | 01.10 | 01.09 | 01.08 | MailRoom |
...and I learn from changes and exchanges between poets, poems, and readings: learn how and why a poem works this way or that. I would argue that no poem in PoetryRepairShop can be read the same way twice by a serious reader. Yet, even the naïve reader who seeks one self reflected in the poem will find a variety of selves to wear. Try one on; try another; then try the first in some new way. Enjoy the world as it ought to be - full of poetry. JH |
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