Tyler Babbie’s 3rd Review: Eric Pankey’s Reliquaries Eric Pankey’s book Reliquaries did not thrill me much. It is a very long book of lyric poetry, fifty poems long. Only a few of the poems reached me. Those that did were quite good, and those that didn’t weren’t bad. Just not the flavor I […]
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Tyler BabbieFinally, I’ve found another recent book and really loved it. Stephen Dunn’s book Different Hours was published in 2000, and I adore it. Dunn writes right on the cusp of the confessional and the private, creating a sort of restrained confessional poetry that I really appreciate. His explorations of love and aging all […]
Tyler Babbie I hadn’t read John Ashbery in a while, so I figured he’d be a good start for my reviews. I’d rather read older poetry, not because it is established, but because there’s a good chance that someone loves it. Otherwise it wouldn’t have survived. If someone loved it, I might, too. Ashbery was, […]
Hello everyone, tyler here. Here are my revisions to the poem thus far, and a few things that might need another opinion or two. And I’ll have a better title a little later. ) and your note reached me after the brightlit nighttime in a central park parking lot, it reached me after the notes […]
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