Ada Limón's "Late Summer After a Panic Attack" is a poem rich in disquiet and suburban claustrophobia. Join us as we discuss Limón's mastery of stillness, and whether or not we should get these lines as a tattoo: "What if I want to go devil instead?/ Bow down to the madness that makes...
Published 09/04/21
"Always be closing,
Said our favorite professor before
He let the gun go off in his mouth"
In our fifth episode, join us for a discussion of "Another Elegy" by 2020 Pulitzer Prize winner Jericho Brown. We talk about sunsets, mountains, and idioms, as well as the form of the elegy and the poem's...
Published 08/27/21