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We Have Always Done This

By Judith Arcana | May 13, 2022

A poem by reproductive rights activist-poet Judith Arcana.

Arts & Cultural Critique

Minus Future

By A. Molotkov | April 26, 2022

Russian-American poet A. Molotkov responds to the war.

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The Surface Circus

By Uri Rosenshine | April 19, 2022

A poem by Uri Rosenshine

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I Don’t Believe

By Taja Kramberger | April 1, 2022

A poem by Slovenian poet, Taja Kramberger

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The Wonder Eclipse

By Lucien Zell | March 11, 2022

A master class in marvelous intellectual intuition — scaling the cliffs of the poet Milosz.

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Retelling the Tales

By Karen Alkalay-Gut | March 7, 2022

Poetry by Karen Alkalay-Gut

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“Still in Plague Time” and “I Can’t Stop”

By Alicia Ostriker | February 7, 2022

Two poems by Alicia Ostriker

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American History

By Willa Schneberg | January 19, 2022

Who was Vaishno Das Bagai?

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My Memories Live in my Mother’s Phone

By Naomi Shihab Nye | January 5, 2022

The poem's title is a quote from an Afghan girl in a Texas public elementary school, where the wide population of students represent more than 30 countries and no one is called a "refugee." They are called "newcomers."

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The Story of Ruth

By Maxine Rosaler | December 9, 2021

By Maxine Rosaler

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Translations of Two Jewish Poets from Ukraine

By Boris Khersonsky & Ludmila Khersonsky | December 1, 2021

Poems by Boris Khersonsky & Ludmila Khersonsky

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Sarah’s First Son

By Todd Friedman | November 15, 2021

By Todd Friedman

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Tree of Life

By John Guzlowski | October 27, 2021

A poem on the anniversary of the Tree of Life Synagogue massacre in Pittsburgh, October 2018.

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Palestine

By Lesley Lababidi | October 25, 2021

Poem by Lesley Lababidi

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Heat Dome

By Alicia Jo Rabins | September 29, 2021

Poem by Alicia Jo Rabins

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