by Joe Weil Poetry
Hunch against the wind. / Call to the shadows / of lengthening children.
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by Joe Weil Poetry
I met him once. Laura runs a reading series out of a Barnes and Noble in New Jersey. I could not believe love could get a true second generation New York poet who had been widely anthologized and published by Wesleyen to come out to a Barnes and Noble in Jersey, but love has some strange powers. There he was, like a rare European bird blown off his migration route by a fierce ocean storm and perching on the neighbor’s satellite dish.
Tagged as: Anthology, Go Away, Lips Magazine, Louise Gluck, Michael Benedikt, New York School, Sky, Young Poets of 1965
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