STRAUMSVÅG | WENNER | “Karl”
Scott Wenner adds layers of intrigue, metaphor, and cobweb to this thriller of a prose poem by Dag Straumsvåg.
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LUX | KASSUBE | “Render, Render”
A poem about writing poetry, by Thomas Lux, animated by Angella Kassube, typeface freak.
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BOSS | KIRKEEIDE | “My Love for You Is So Embarrassingly”
An over-the-top love poem for the poet’s wife, overlaid with Deb Kirkeeide’s luscious paintings.
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STRAUMSVÅG | ORFF | “June”
Jay Orff responds to Dag Straumsvåag’s montage of a prose poem with a watery montage of his own.
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LUX | SAUNDERS | “Render, Render”
Jeff Saunders adds a dash of realism to Thomas Lux’s macabre poem about writing poetry.
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BOSS | BURGHARDT | “The Trees—They Were Once Good Men”
Emma Burghardt adds vulnerability, humor and drama to this lament by Todd Boss.
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BLY | VAN EKEREN | “The Watcher of Vowels”
The gaiety of this Robert Bly poem’s form comes from the labor of Matt Van Ekeren’s playfulness with the camera at Coney Island.
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MASON | SCHMITT | “Sea Salt”
Colorado poet laureate David Mason’s poem about what comes to pass, immortalized with a dash of whimsy and terror by Amy Schmitt.
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