Poem-a-Day

The only daily poetry series publishing new work by today’s poets.

Poem-a-day

do you think anger is
love divided
into long

sleeps to right
this weight / I cannot
sleep in the dream

of you

I see you
at all the funerals
when my name was good

I haven’t had rhubarb
since grandma died and
your name whitechalks

a tendering softsick

, the virgin mary in
my chin dimple watches

me get outta hand

Title	Author	Date
Letter to Noah’s Wife	Maya C. Popa	09/30/2019
White Things	Anne Spencer	09/29/2019
Tomboy	Claudia Masin, Robin Myers	09/28/2019
The Trees in Riverdale Park	Karen Solie	09/27/2019
Close Reading	Brandon Som	09/26/2019
Underbelly	Nicole Homer	09/25/2019
Infertility	Wendy Chin-Tanner	09/24/2019
The Celebrated Colors of the Local Sunsets	Matthew Wimberley	09/23/2019
You Say You Said	Marianne Moore	09/22/2019
Roommate, Woman	Lee Young-ju, Jae Kim	09/21/2019