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English, World, Read More Women, Black Poets, Ama Codjoe, American, United States of America, Poetry, Collection, Languages

“By now, you know it was love / I walked toward” — Ama Codjoe

English, World, American, United States of America, Matthew Olzmann, Poetry, Collection, Languages

“Lord, let them know the kind of love that unhinges / the brain, blesses the air with the exuberant / stupidity of mourning doves” — Matthew Olzmann

English, World, American, United States of America, Mark Jarman, Poetry, Collection, Languages

“May they be themselves, long after we’ve stopped watching.” — Mark Jarman

English, World, Read More Women, Poetry, Collection, Languages, England, Rose Cook

“Be still sometimes. / Be still sometimes.” — Rose Cook

English, Poetry, Languages, Jacob Sheetz-Willard

“It’s like the place we never got to, to which I keep / arriving.” — Jacob Sheetz-Willard

English, Read More Women, Poetry, Collection, Languages, Sarah Brockhaus

“They didn’t know what their wings were / for. I’ve made my life an apology ever // since.” — Sarah Brockhaus

English, World, Read More Women, Canada, Poetry, Collection, Languages, Nancy Holmes

“Two years after my mother’s death, I walk / in the soft, searing claws of the sun.” — Nancy Holmes

English, World, American, United States of America, Craig Arnold, Poetry, Collection, Languages

“each year harder to live within / each year harder to live without” — Craig Arnold

English, World, American, United States of America, Poetry, Collection, Languages, Hiram Larew

“Over and over / even like ever / the thrives do” — Hiram Larew

English, Read More Women, Poetry, Collection, Languages, K.M. Hanslik

“For love to be born, a great many things // had to perish.” — K.M. Hanslik