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Published in Ladowich

·Jan 24, 2017

In Front

Rae Armantrout Tree in new leaf in front of a brick building with narrow white-wood balconies slung under panes of glass in which a tree is being dissected before an audience of one, none, hundreds. * New twigs do the splits as I once did . Rae Armantrout won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry. Ladowich Magazine is live in the App Store — https://t.co/bhbBwDr0F9 — with ten poets and one longread a month. The poem published here appears in issue one. Subscribe now to get the new issue as soon as it arrives in February 2017.

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Published in Ladowich

·Jan 23, 2017

40th Anniversary Edition

Michael Robbins It’s the Chinese Year of the Fire Drill. I walk the fields — alfalfa, falafel, falderal. Nothing out here but syllables, high as Aegean okra, and a few post-agrarian silos, dotless i’s that dormice catch some z’s in. They’re rich like me, this time of the season. Convair…

Poetry

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Published in Ladowich

·Dec 7, 2016

From issue one of Ladowich. An Unpublished Interview with Kenneth Koch.

Jordan Davis: How about the Leonard Cohen story? Kenneth Koch: I met Leonard Cohen on the island of Hydra in Greece where Janice and Katherine age five and I had gone for a summer vacation. And we became very good friends. We traveled also to Turkey together, to Istanbul. I…

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Dec 31, 2015

2. A Martyr (from The Baudelaire Variations)

Sandra Simonds In the middle of a pool of falcons, I am voluptuous but lame. And marbles. And more marbles on the table. I wear a rose dress perfumed with lament. In this room, I have hurt myself so I become dangerous, fatal and even the mourner’s bouquet cannot save my wolf…

Poetry

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Dec 29, 2015

Poppies in October

Sina Queyras But come my poppy Tell us of your travels, Tell us the fate of October Of optimism, of the emptiness To come. . Ladowich Magazine is available in the Apple Newsstand — https://t.co/bhbBwDr0F9 — offering just enough poetry and one longread a month. This poem will appear in issue seven, arriving before the new year. Do us a favor? Click that green “Recommend” button below to let people know how good this is. Thanks!

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Dec 27, 2015

The Tutu Hut, the Sulky Tut, the Fussy Gull, the Huggy Tuft, the … the … the … the … the … the Fun, the Fun, the Fun!

K. Silem Mohammad I am the holy idiot of rhymes; I dish these tasty iambs in my sleep; I’ve solved a hundred literary crimes With anagrams of FREE URIAH HEEP. I’ve bedded lovely ladies who were moved By sentences I stole from Google searches; “This Lime Tree Bower My Prison” was improved When…

Poetry

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Dec 25, 2015

Not an Elf

Ann Stephenson . Leprechauns refer to us our greens and golds a waxed anorak, what’s so good about that we’ll shed everything all the layers I am best stripped airflow only to open up a new wing they kicked all the people out of the building the one with turrets …

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Dec 23, 2015

“Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra”

Dionne Charlet I’ve siphoned quarries of amygdala to whet the parch of white from a faux leather couch binging through Star Trek and lost arks in a room we just painted Behr Interlude. I might be bordered on the lop side but there are slick traces of you metamorphosing from the pancake…

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Dec 23, 2015

Summer House

Joel Sloman Situated at the end of a long covered walk my summer house looks out on the Tyrrhenian Sea. It’s a quiet retreat where I can read or write or be read to. My car is in the driveway and the city is just two hours away. The plush mullein…

Poetry

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Nov 12, 2015

Baltimore Sun

Simon Schuchat there’s a passage in Mencken’s diaries — now, I think Mencken’s a great writer — so don’t take this wrong — anyway, he describes a somewhat large immigrant Jewish family down the street and how they inspire in him powerful feelings of disgust and the thing is my great-grandfather…

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