Lilith muses aloud
By Antoinette Brim
A woman can:
be the mother of all,
the mother of God
or the woman who hung the scarlet thread
Lilith muses aloud
By Antoinette Brim
A woman can:
be the mother of all,
the mother of God
or the woman who hung the scarlet thread
be the woman who gleaned,
the woman who judged
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What is Poetry?
By Tony Brown
1.
a hat in the middle of a quickly cleared dance floor
in a connecticut italian club
regie announces
“brenda’s purse got stolen
along with all the cash she … Continue reading→
By Victor D. Infante
When we began plotting out content for Radius, elegies for poets made its way onto the list pretty quickly. In the first instance, it was a reaction to an atrocious few years and the loss of … Continue reading→
For our regular “Radius” feature, we’ll be inviting some of our favorite poets to share a poem, and to discuss the poets that influenced them, as well as the emerging poets whom they feel deserve a wider audience. Since somebody … Continue reading→
By Victor D. Infante
We’ve become accustomed to the same, facile discussions of poetry being repeated, ad nauseum: “Is slam poetry really poetry?” (Yes); “Does poetry have to originate from a university program?” (No); “Are MFA programs valuable?” (Yes); Is … Continue reading→