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W. S. Merwin Washington D.C.

Separation
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A poster with mosaic artwork by Frank Leslie Hampton depicts a brick wall with a clothesline and two windows through which the New York City skyline is depicted; above the wall is another clothesline and a blue sky. The poem, Sunday's Empire by Peter Gizzi, is featured in white text.

Peter Gizzi New York

Sunday’s Empire
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A poster with art by Elisabeth Condon depicts a blue, pink, red, and green bird with a yellow flower and a green plant in the foreground. In the background is another, smaller bird; the artwork includes nine pink paint blots. The poem, Lullaby by Ilya Kaminsky, is featured in brown text.

Ilya Kaminsky New York

Lullaby
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A poster of a mosaic artwork by Marcel Dzama depicts six people in blue dresses with white shapes dancing and sitting cross-legged; two black cats and one orange cat are also pictured sitting. The poem, Morning Bell by Iman Mersal, translated by Robyn Creswell, is featured in white text.

Iman Mersal New York

Morning Bell
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A poster with mosaic artwork by Stephen Johnson depicts a man with a mustache, beard, red hat, and black and yellow shirt. There is a black three-leaf clover next to his head. The poem, Uncertainty Principle at Dawn by Catherine Barnett, is featured in white text on a blue background.

Catherine Barnett New York

Uncertainty Principle at Dawn
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A poster with art by Barbara Takenaga depicts a kaleidoscopic composition of yellow, white, and navy-blue dots and lines. The poem, A nap by Toi Derricotte, is featured in yellow text.

Toi Derricotte New York

A nap
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A poster of a glass mosaic artwork by Firelei Báez depicts a lush nature scene of leaves and vines. The poem, Passage by Victoria Chang, is featured in black text.

Victoria Chang New York

Passage
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A vertical poster features a large white moon shining over a blue ocean with sailboats. The poster contains the poem blessing the boats, by Lucille Clifton.

Lucille Clifton Washington D.C.

blessing the boats
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A vertical blue and green poster features the poem Gift, by Czeslaw Milosz in yellow text. Two flowers rise from the bottom left corner.

Czesław Miłosz Washington D.C.

Gift
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A vertical poster in shades of magenta features the poem Winter Poem, by Nikki Giovanni. Mountains slope in the background and white snowflakes fall.

Nikki Giovanni Washington D.C.

Winter Poem
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A poster features a green meadow and a blue kite flying against a light blue sky. The poem Ceremony, by Jennifer Chang is written in purple text beside it.

Jennifer Chang Washington D.C.

Ceremony
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A vertical poster features a gold, green and white bus on a clear-sky day. The poster contains the poem Rosa, by Rita Dove written in white text.

Rita Dove Washington D.C.

Rosa
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Agha Shahid Ali New York

Stationery
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Timothy Liu New York

The Lovers
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A vertical poster featuring artwork by Rico Gatson shows Audre Lorde from the hips up, facing forward. Her hands are in her pockets and colorful rays extend behind her. Below this is a poem by Audre Lorde titled Smelling the Wind.

Audre Lorde New York

Smelling the Wind
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A poster featuring a mosaic by Sally Gill depicts a colorful foreground on which a slanted house sits against a starry night sky. Below this is a poem by Heather McHugh titled A Night in a World.

Heather McHugh New York

A Night in a World
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A poster featuring a colorful papercut collage by artist Xin Song depicts a perched bird amid a tree stalk and flowers. Below this is a poem by Kim Addonizio titled Cranes in August.

Kim Addonizio New York

Cranes in August
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A poster featuring art by Doug and Mike Starn shows black tree branches splayed against a white and pale-yellow sky. Below is an excerpt from the poem Faithful Forest by Alberto Ríos.

Alberto Ríos New York

Faithful Forest
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A poster featuring art by Laura F. Gibellini shows clothes pinned to a clothesline. A poem by Tina Chang titled Notes on Longing has been superimposed on the white sky.

Tina Chang New York

Notes On Longing
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A poster featuring art by Lisa Sigal depicts a Brooklyn streetscape reflected in a storefront window with two maneki-neko facing out. Below the photo is a poem titled The Moment, written by Marie Howe.

Marie Howe New York

The Moment
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A poster featuring art by Louis Delsarte depicts men and women celebrating the West Indian American Day Parade. Below this is a poem by Major Jackson titled Leave It all Up to Me.

Major Jackson New York

Leave It All Up to Me
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A White poster with a leafy green vine sprouting from the left side. To the right is a poem in green text titled Dew, by Kay Ryan.

Kay Ryan New York

Dew
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John Ashbery New York

Train Rising out of the Sea (an excerpt)
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A poster featuring art by Cara Lynch depicts a kaleidoscopic abstraction in hues of pink and purple. To the right of this is a poem titled My words to you, written by Jean Valentine.

Jean Valentine New York

My words to you
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Galway Kinnell New York

Hide-and-Seek 1933
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A poster featuring art by Armando Mariño depicts a forward-facing owl against a bright yellow background and red flowers. Above the owl is a poem written in black text titled The Owl, by Arthur Sze.

Arthur Sze New York

The Owl
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A poster featuring art by Derek Lerner depicts a satellite-looking map in blue pen and ink. Superimposed on the art is a poem in white text titled Poem, written by Charles Simic.

Charles Simic New York

Poem
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A poster featuring art by Mickalene Thomas depicts a colorful mosaic with a flower blooming in the right corner. Superimposed on the art is a poem in dark green text titled Remembering Summer, written by W.S. Merwin.

W. S. Merwin New York

Remembering Summer
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A poster featuring art by Amy Bennett depicts neighbors sitting on the front porch of a suburban house. Above them, a man leans out an open window. The grass is green and a large tree is in full bloom. Below the art is a poem titled The Good Life, by Tracy K. Smith.

Tracy K. Smith New York

The Good Life
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Maya Angelou New York

Awaking in New York
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Nathalie Handal New York

Lady Liberty
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A light purple poster featuring art by John Cavanaugh depicts a black and white photo-montage mural of a Queens neighborhood. Below the art is an excerpt from the poem, Love in The Ruins, written by Jim Moore.

Jim Moore New York

Love in The Ruins (an excerpt)
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A poster featuring art by Jean Shin depicts red El structures of the Second Ave El in the 1940s. Superimposed on the art is a poem in black text titled Scaffolding, written by Seamus Heaney.

Seamus Heaney New York

Scaffolding
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A poster featuring art by Mary Temple depicts pale blue wall tile forming a fractured mosaic. Superimposed on the art is a poem in blue text titled Heaven, by Patrick Phillips.

Patrick Phillips New York

Heaven
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A poster featuring art by Felipe Galindo depicts a person steering a carriage pulled by a white winged horse. Against the starry blue sky is a poem titled To the Reader: Twilight, written by Chase Twichell.

Chase Twichell New York

To the Reader: Twilight
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A poster featuring art by Holly Sears depicts a surreal oil painting of floating elephants and sea creatures. The backdrop consists of muted greens and yellows. The poster includes a poem titled West of rest is sleep, written by Jeffrey Yang.

Jeffrey Yang New York

[west of rest is sleep]
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A poster featuring art by Francesco Simeti depicts an imagined nature scene of colorful flora. Beside the artwork is a poem titled Voyager, written by Mary Ruefle.

Mary Ruefle New York

Voyager
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A turquoise poster with an abstract gold design features a poem titled Grand Central, written by Billy Collins.

Billy Collins New York

Grand Central
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A poster shows a mirror reflecting blue sky with white clouds. It sits on a dark body of water. The poster includes a poem titled To Conquer Fear, written by Mairéad Byrne.

Mairéad Byrne Providence

To Conquer Fear
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A poster designed by Angela Lorenzo includes an excerpt from the poem Mercy beach by Kamilah Aisha Moon, on a brown and beige background.

Kamilah Aisha Moon Providence

Mercy Beach (an excerpt)
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A poster featuring art by Raúl Colón depicts a colorful glass mosaic of a dancing couple. To the right of the artwork is a poem titled Ragtime by Kevin Young.

Kevin Young New York

Ragtime
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A horizontal poster with colorful mosaics at the top features a poem titled Out Beyond Ideas of Wrongdoing and Rightdoing by Jalaluddin Rumi

Rumi New York

Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Return by Robert Creeley

Robert Creeley New York

Return
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Fireflies in the Garden by Robert Frost.

Robert Frost New York

Fireflies in the Garden
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from Macbeth by William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare New York

from Macbeth
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from Othello by William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare New York

from Othello
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Primitive, by Sharon Olds

Sharon Olds New York

Primitive
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Parlour-Piece, by Ted Hughes

Ted Hughes New York

Parlour-Piece
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Tongue of Wood, by Stephen Crane

Stephen Crane New York

Tongue of Wood
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled A Broken Appointment, by Thomas Hardy

Thomas Hardy New York

A Broken Appointment (an excerpt)
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem Le Monocle de Mon Oncle, by Wallace Stevens

Wallace Stevens New York

Le Monocle de Mon Oncle (an excerpt)
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled, To you, by Walt Whitman

Walt Whitman New York

To You
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A horizontal yellow poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Espresso, by Tomas Tranströmer. To the left of the poem is a steaming cup of coffee.

Tomas Tranströmer New York

Espresso
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled A Coat, by W.B. Yeats.

W. B. Yeats New York

A Coat
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, The Second Coming, by W.B. Yeats

W. B. Yeats New York

The Second Coming (an excerpt)
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled My Father, by Yehuda Amichai

Yehuda Amichai New York

My Father
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Old Men, by Ogden Nash.

Ogden Nash New York

Old Men
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, Sympathy, by Paul Laurence Dunbar. To the left of the poem is a pink interlinking rope.

Paul Laurence Dunbar New York

Sympathy (an excerpt)
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A black horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Hermandad, by Octavio Paz in red text. On the right side, the poem has been translated from Spanish to English and is titled, Brotherhood.

Octavio Paz New York

Hermandad / Brotherhood
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, Dover Beach, by Matthew Arnold.

Matthew Arnold New York

Dover Beach (an excerpt)
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, Variations on the Word Sleep, by Margaret Atwood. Behind the poem is a purple night sky and to the left is a woman shown from the neck up. Her eyes are closed and her chin is tilted up.

Margaret Atwood New York

Variations on the Word Sleep (an excerpt)
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled, Lullaby for a Daughter, by Mary Jo Salter. To the left of the poem is an hourglass through which sand falls.

Mary Jo Salter New York

Lullaby for a Daughter
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, The Love Poems of Marichiko, by Kenneth Rexroth.

Kenneth Rexroth New York

The Love Poems of Marichiko (an excerpt)
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, You Say, I Will Come, by Lady Otomo No Sakanoe. The poem has been translated into English from Japanese on the left.

Lady Otomo No Sakanoe New York

You say, “I will come.”
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled The Blue Boat, by Kathleen Jamie.

Kathleen Jamie New York

The Blue Boat
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled A Big Clown-Face-Shaped Cloud, by Kenneth Koch.

Kenneth Koch New York

A Big Clown-Face-Shaped Cloud
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top depicts a lush nature scene of insects, fruit on vines, and a small animal. Below the mosaic is a poem in green text titled Men Say They Know Many Things, by Henry David Thoreau.

Henry David Thoreau New York

Men Say They Know Many Things
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Wild Orchids, by Katha Pollitt.

Katha Pollitt New York

Wild Orchids
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Communication, by Alicia Partnoy

Alicia Partnoy New York

Communication
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Delta, by Adrienne Rich.

Adrienne Rich New York

Delta
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Just Children, by Adam Zagajewski.

Adam Zagajewski New York

Just Children
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, Proverbs and Songs, by Antonio Machado. The poem has been translated into English from Spanish on the left.

Antonio Machado New York

Proverbs and Songs (an excerpt)
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Tell all the Truth, by Emily Dickinson.

Emily Dickinson New York

Tell all the Truth...
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A yellow horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Hedgehog, by Chu Chen Po. To the bottom right of the poem is a blue illustration of a hedgehog.

Chu Chen Po New York

Hedgehog
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, A Bouquet, by Bei Dao.

Bei Dao New York

A Bouquet (an excerpt)
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features an excerpt from the poem, Coal, by Audre Lorde.

Audre Lorde New York

Coal (an excerpt)
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Leaf, by Bronislaw Maj.

Bronislaw Maj New York

A Leaf
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A horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features the poem, Along the Hard Crest of the Snowdrift, by Anna Akhmatova. Behind the poem is a two-toned blue background with blue cascading polka dots.

Anna Akhmatova New York

Along the Hard Crest of the Snowdrift
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A light purple, horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features the poem, let there be new flowering, by Lucille Clifton.

Lucille Clifton New York

let there be new flowering
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Encounter, by Czesław Miłosz.

Czesław Miłosz New York

Encounter
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A multi-toned purple poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Star, by Derek Walcott.

Derek Walcott New York

Star
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A horizontal poster with a mosaic at the top features a poem titled Autumn Leaves, by Marilyn Chin. In the background, green, yellow, and red leaves fall.

Marilyn Chin New York

Autumn Leaves
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A white horizontal poster with a mosaic at the top features a poem titled I am Vertical, by Sylvia Plath.

Sylvia Plath New York

I Am Vertical
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top depicts a lush nature scene of insects, fruit on vines, and a small animal. Below the mosaic is a poem titled If there is something to desire, by Vera Pavlova.

Vera Pavlova New York

If there is something to desire
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled To My Love, Combing Her Hair, by Yehuda Amichai.

Yehuda Amichai New York

To My Love, Combing Her Hair
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled Wilderness, by Lorine Niedecker.

Lorine Niedecker New York

Wilderness
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A white horizontal poster with a colorful mosaic at the top features a poem titled A Little Tooth, by Thomas Lux.

Thomas Lux New York

A Little Tooth
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A purple and grey poster features a poem titled Wilderness, by Lorine Niedecker.

Lorine Niedecker Los Angeles

Wilderness
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An orange and sky-blue poster features a poem titled If there is something to desire, by Vera Pavlova

Vera Pavlova Los Angeles

If there is something to desire
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A two-toned green poster features an excerpt from the poem Keats, by B. H. Fairchild.

B. H. Fairchild Los Angeles

Keats (an excerpt)
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A red and orange poster features a poem titled A Weakness for Boleros, by Linda Torres.

Linda Torres Los Angeles

A Weakness for Boleros
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A blue and orange poster features a poem titled Conversation, by Elizabeth Bishop.

Elizabeth Bishop Los Angeles

Conversation
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A purple and blue poster features an excerpt from the poem Radar, by Jack Spicer.

Jack Spicer Los Angeles

Radar (an excerpt)
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A sky-blue and red poster features a poem titled A Renewal, by James Merrill.

James Merrill Los Angeles

A Renewal
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A sky-blue and red poster features a poem titled A Big Clown-Face-Shaped Cloud, by Kenneth Koch.

Kenneth Koch Los Angeles

A Big Clown-Face-Shaped Cloud
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A yellow and green poster features a poem titled Nostalgia, by Elva Macias. The poem appears in English on the left side and Spanish on the right side.

Elva Macias Los Angeles

Nostalgia
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A blue and yellow poster features a poem titled On the Beach, by Manuel Ulacia.

Manuel Ulacia Los Angeles

On the Beach
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A light blue and green poster features a poem titled Palmtree, by Jorge Carrera Andrade. The poem appears in Spanish on the right and has been translated by Joshua Beckman and Alejandro de Acosta on the left.

Jorge Carrera Andrade, translated by Joshua Beckman and Alejandro de Acosta Los Angeles

Palmtree
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A vertical purple poster features the poem Comunicación, Communication by Alicia Partnoy in white text.

Alicia Partnoy Dallas

Comunicación / Communication
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Alicia Partnoy Washington D.C.

Comunicación / Communication
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May Miller Washington D.C.

The Tree House
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E. Ethelbert Miller Washington D.C.

The Door
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Robert Pinsky Washington D.C.

First Early Mornings Together
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Walt Whitman Washington D.C.

When I heard the learn'd astronomer
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Louise Erdich Chicago New York Portland Twin Cities

Birth
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A hot pink poster features the poem After Dead Souls by Allen Ginsberg.

Allen Ginsberg Salt Lake City

After Dead Souls
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A poster in shades of purple features the poem, Conversation by Elizabeth Bishop.

Elizabeth Bishop Salt Lake City

Conversation
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A poster in shades of blue features the poem, Fireflies in the Garden by Robert Frost

Robert Frost Salt Lake City

Fireflies in the Garden
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Edna St. Vincent Millay Salt Lake City

Recuerdeo
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Emily Dickinson Salt Lake City

The Brain—is winder than the Sky—
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A poster in shades of purple features the poem, This is Just to Say by William Carlos Williams.

William Carlos Williams Salt Lake City

This is Just to Say
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A poster in shades of purple features the poem, Two Haiku by Basho.

Basho Salt Lake City

Two Haiku
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A poster in shades of green features the poem, Yes, I loved them, those gatherings late at night by Anna Akhmatova

Anna Akhmatova Salt Lake City

Yes, I loved them, those gatherings late at night
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem Call it Music by Philip Levine. The poster has blue borders on the top and bottom.

Philip Levine Portland

Call it Music (an excerpt)
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem XII Dedications by Adrienne Rich. The poster has blue borders on the top and bottom.

Adrienne Rich Portland

XII Dedications (an excerpt)
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A white poster features the poem At Soapstone Creek by Judith Barrington. The poster is bordered by blue on the top and bottom.

Judith Barrington Portland

At Soapstone Creek
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A white poster features the poem The Geese by Laton Carter. The poster is bordered by blue on the top and bottom.

Laton Carter Portland

The Geese
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A white poster features the poem Forgiveness by Maxine Scates. The poster is bordered by blue on the top and bottom.

Maxine Scates Portland

Forgiveness
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A white poster features the poem Listening to Old Music by Robert Bly. The poster is bordered by blue on the top and bottom.

Robert Bly Portland

Listening to Old Music
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A white poster features the poem Broom by Vern Rutsala. The poster is bordered by blue on the top and bottom.

Vern Rutsala Portland

Broom
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A white poster features the poem Habit by Jane Hirshfield. The poster is bordered by blue on the top and bottom.

Jane Hirshfield Portland

Habit
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Cynthia Rodriguez Portland

Infelicity
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Ted Kooser Portland

On the Road
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem The Mummies by Maxine Kumin. The poster is bordered by orange on the top and bottom.

Maxine Kumin Portland

The Mummies (an excerpt)
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Primus St. John Portland

Lyric 12
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Lisa Steinman Portland

Night Work (an excerpt)
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem Almost From Nowhere by James Grabill. The poster is bordered by orange on the top and bottom.

James Grabill Portland

Almost From Nowhere (an excerpt)
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem Some Trees by John Ashbery. The poster is bordered by orange on the top and bottom.

John Ashbery Portland

Some Trees (an excerpt)
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A white poster features the poem Dos by Laura Castillo. The poster is bordered by orange on the top and bottom.

Laura Castillo Portland

Dos
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Afaa Michael Weaver Philadelphia

A Tin Roof Song (an excerpt)
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A brown vertical poster features the poem titled Folding by Houston A. Baker written in white text.

Houston A. Baker Nashville

Folding
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A brown vertical poster features the poem Deference by Mark Jarman written in white text. Toward the left of the poem is a winged insect.

Mark Jarman Nashville

Deference
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A brown vertical poster features the poem In the Garden: After by Blas Falconer. The poem is written in white text and to the right of it is an illustration of a frog.

Blas Falconer Nashville

In the Garden: After
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A brown vertical poster features the poem Learning to Speak by Kelly Falzone written in white text.

Kelly Falzone Nashville

Learning to Speak
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A brown vertical poster features the poem Meditative by Freya Sachs written in white text. To the left of the poem is a bird’s silhouette.

Freya Sachs Nashville

Meditative
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A brown vertical poster features the poem Raíces by Lisa Alvarado written in white text. To the left of the poem is a silhouette of a tree.

Lisa Alvarado Nashville

Raices
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A brown vertical poster features the poem Preguntas by Nazario y Colón written in white text.

Ricardo Nazario y Colón Nashville

Preguntas
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A brown vertical poster features the poem the World is a Great Poem by Thandiwe Shiphrah written in white text.

Thandiwe Shiphrah Nashville

The World is a Great Poem
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Frank O'Hara Los Angeles Missoula New York

My Heart
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Adrienne Rich Fresno Missoula New York Portland

Delta
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem, Asphodel, That Greeny Flower by William Carlos Williams. The poster is bordered by blue sky and green hills.

William Carlos Williams Missoula

Asphodel, That Greeny Flower
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A white poster features the poem Winter Field by Joanna Klink. The poster is bordered by blue sky and green hills.

Joanna Klink Missoula

Winter Field
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A white poster features the poem Trout by Richard Hugo. The poster is bordered by blue sky and green hills.

Richard Hugo Missoula

Trout (an excerpt)
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A white poster features the poem To You by Walt Whitman. The poster is bordered by blue sky and green hills.

Walt Whitman Missoula

To You
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A white poster features the poem Smalltown Lift by Brian Blanchfield. The poster is bordered by blue sky and green hills.

Brian Blanchfield Missoula

Smalltown Lift
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A white poster features the poem Once in the 40s by William Stafford. The poster is bordered by blue sky and green hills.

William Stafford Missoula

Once in the 40s
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A two-toned blue poster features the poem, I stepped from Plank to Plank by Emily Dickinson, written in white text.

Emily Dickinson Milwaukee

I stepped from Plank to Plank
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A two-toned blue poster features the poem, Recuerdo by Edna St. Vincent Millay, written in white text.

Edna St. Vincent Millay Milwaukee

Recuerdo
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A two-toned purple poster features the poem, This is Just to Say by William Carlos Williams, written in white text.

William Carlos Williams Milwaukee

This is Just to Say
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A two-toned pink poster features the poem, We Real Cool by Gwendolyn Brooks, written in white text.

Gwendolyn Brooks Milwaukee

We Real Cool
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A two-toned blue poster features the poem, When I heard the learn'd astronomer by Walt Whitman, written in white text.

Walt Whitman Milwaukee

When I heard the learn'd astronomer
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A two-toned purple poster features the poem, Variations / Variación by Federico García Lorca, written in white text.

Federico García Lorca Milwaukee

Variations / Variación
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A horizontal, two-toned purple poster contains a poem titled Luck by Langston Hughes in white text

Langston Hughes Little Rock

Luck
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A two-toned purple poster features the poem, Luck by Langston Hughes, written in white text.

Langston Hughes Milwaukee

Luck
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A vertical red poster decorated with Los Angeles transit tokens features a poem titled whose side are you on, by Lucille Clifton

Lucille Clifton Los Angeles

whose side are you on?
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A vertical navy blue and lime green poster features an excerpt from the poem somewhere I have never travelled, gladly beyond, by E.E. Cummings

E. E. Cummings Los Angeles

somwhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond (an excerpt)
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A poster in shades of blue features a poem titled X-ray Vision, by Harryette Mullen.

Harryette Mullen Los Angeles

X-ray Vision
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A poster in shades of blue features a poem titled The Poet’s Poem, by Jean Valentine.

Jean Valentine Los Angeles

The Poet's Poem
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A horizontal, two-toned orange poster features a poem titled The Brain is wider than the Sky by Emily Dickinson.

Emily Dickinson Little Rock

The Brain—is wider than the Sky
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A two-toned blue poster features the poem, When You Are Old by W. B. Yeats, written in white text.

W. B. Yeats Little Rock

When You Are Old
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A two-toned blue poster features the poem, When I heard the learn'd astronomer by Walt Whitman, written in white text.

Walt Whitman Little Rock

When I heard the learn'd astronomer
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A two-toned green poster features an excerpt from the poem, These Poems by June Jordan, written in white text.

June Jordan Little Rock

These Poems (an excerpt)
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A lime green poster features the poem, Recuerdo by Enda St. Vincent Millay, written in white text.

Edna St. Vincent Millay Fresno

Recuerdo
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A two-toned orange poster features the poem, Recuerdo by Edna St. Vincent Millay, written in white text.

Edna St. Vincent Millay Hartford

Recuerdo
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Edna St. Vincent Millay Jacksonville

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Emily Dickinson Jacksonville

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Langston Hughes Jacksonville

Luck
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Allen Ginsberg Jacksonville

After Dead Souls
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Walt Whitman Jacksonville

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Federico García Lorca Jacksonville

Variations / Variación
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William Matthews Houston New York Portland

Misgivings (an excerpt)
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Anna Akhmatova Hartford

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Octavio Paz Hartford

Brotherhood
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Gwendolyn Brooks Hartford

We Real Cool
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Martín Espada Hartford

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Sonia Sanchez Fresno

Poem for Jessie
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Gary Soto Fresno

The Starlings
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Matthew Zapruder Fresno Portland St. Louis

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Peter Everwine Fresno

Night
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Jeffrey McDaniel Fresno

Grace
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Suzanne Lummis Fresno

Poverty
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Larry Levis Fresno

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Lawson Fusao Inada Fresno

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Dixie Salazar Fresno

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Herbert Scott Fresno

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Kathy Fagan Fresno

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David Dominguez Fresno

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Jean Janzen Fresno

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Anna Akhmatova Fresno

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Basho Fresno

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Federico García Lorca Fresno

Variations / Variación
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Walt Whitman Fresno

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W. B. Yeats Fresno

When You Are Old
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Gary Snyder Fresno

The North Coast
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Billy Collins New York Portland

Hunger
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Linda Gregg Fort Collins Portland

Figure Near a Bridge
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A black poster features an excerpt from the poem Sunstone by Octavio Paz. The poem is written in white text. To the left, an eye stares up.

Octavio Paz East Lansing

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An excerpt from the poem Things by Lisa Mueller is featured on a black poster. The poem is written in white text and there is an abstract design in earthy shades.

Lisel Mueller East Lansing

Things (an excerpt)
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An excerpt from the poem Vocabulary Night by Anita Skeen is written in gold text on a black poster. Gold dots are sprinkled above the poem and thick gold lines are streaked on the left.

Anita Skeen East Lansing

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An excerpt from the poem won’t you celebrate me by Lucille Clifton is written on an opalescent poster. A string of festive lights hangs in the background.

Lucille Clifton East Lansing

won't you celebrate me (an excerpt)
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Matthew Dickman East Lansing

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An excerpt from the poem For My Daughter on Her 21st Birthday by Ellen Bass is written in white text on a black poster. To the left of the poem are lit birthday candles.

Ellen Bass East Lansing

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The poem In a Station of the Metro by Ezra Pound is written on a black poster with colorful outlines of milling people.

Ezra Pound East Lansing

In a Station of the Metro
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Kenneth Rexroth Dallas New York

The Love Poems of Marichiko
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William Shakespeare Dallas

Sonnet XXIX
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William Blake Dallas

Ah! Sun-flower
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Ezra Pound Dallas

Salutation
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Percy Bysshe Shelley Dallas

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Samuel Menashe Dallas

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Rumi Dallas

Out beyond ideas of wrong doing and rightdoing
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Ted Kooser Dallas

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Sappho Dallas

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W. B. Yeats Dallas

Where My Books Go
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A black and green poster features an excerpt from the poem The Family Tree by Laurence Lieberman.

Laurence Lieberman Chicago

The Family Tree (an excerpt)
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Yehuda Amichai Chicago

To My Love, Combing Her Hair
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Marie Ponsot Chicago

Roundstone Cove
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Sonia Sanchez Chicago

Poem for Jessie
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Paul Breslin Chicago

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Thomas Lux Chicago

A Little Tooth
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Chu Chen Po Fresno Portland

Hedgehog
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A poster features a colorful illustration of a nature scene. A bird perches on a tree branch, an insect flies against a yellow sun and a hedgehog walks in the foreground. The poem, Hedgehog by Chu Chen Po, is written in red text at the top.

Chu Chen Po Chicago

Hedgehog
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Fanny Howe Boise Chicago Los Angeles New York Portland St. Louis

You travel a path on paper
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A purple and green poster features the poem Traditional Realism by Julie Erb. To the right of the poem is a white easel with a canvas. The words Poetry in Motion are written over it in black text.

Julie Erb Boise

Traditional Realism
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A blue and green poster features the poem Watching by Alyson Fawcett. To the right of the poem clouds hover over the Poetry in Motion logo. A puddle beneath the logo reflects it.

Alyson Fawcett Boise

Watching
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A poster in shades of yellow features the poem Critic by Grove Koger. To the right of the poem a cow’s silhouette is beneath the Poetry in Motion logo.

Grove Koger Boise

Critic
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A light blue poster features the poem Again, This by Lisa Roullard. To the right of the poem rain slants down on grey skyscrapers.

Lisa Roullard Boise

Again, This
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Nan Fry Baltimore Fort Collins

Riddle
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Allen Grossman Baltimore

Quies, or Rest
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Langston Hughes Austin Boston Chicago Houston Los Angeles Missoula New York Philadelphia Portland Salt Lake City Washington D.C.

Luck
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Mark Strand Baltimore New York

Keeping Things Whole
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Phillis Levin Baltimore

In Between
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A.V. Christie Baltimore

Evermay-on-the-Delaware
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Robert Creeley Baltimore Fort Collins New York Philadelphia

For Friendship
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Linda Pastan Baltimore Dallas Fort Collins New York Philadelphia

Aspects of Eve
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Stanley Plumly Baltimore Portland

Wrong Side of the River
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Terence Winch Baltimore

Takoma Park Metro
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A black poster is decorated with white, straight back chairs. An excerpt from the poem First Lesson: Winter Trees by Michael Waters is featured in the middle.

Michael Waters Baltimore

First Lesson: Winter Trees (an excerpt)
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Jane Shore Baltimore

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Denise Levertov Baltimore New York

Suspended
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John Yau Baltimore

Rumors (an excerpt)
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Audre Lorde Baltimore

Coal (an excerpt)
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Robert Hayden Austin Baltimore Chicago Houston New York Portland Washington D.C.

Those Winter Sundays
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William Carlos Williams Austin New York Portland

To a Poor Old Women
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Yehuda Amichai Austin Houston New York

To My Love, Combing Her Hair
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Federico García Lorca Austin Chicago Los Angeles Milwaukee New York Portland Salt Lake City

Variations / Variación"
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Gabriela Mistral Austin Chicago New York Portland

Wall
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Sandra Cisneros Austin Baltimore Boston Chicago Los Angeles New York

You Called Me Corazón
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Sappho Austin Chicago New York

Thank You, My Dear
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H. D. Austin Chicago New York Philadelphia

Heat
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Louise Glück Austin Boston New York Portland

First Memory
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Czesław Miłosz Austin Baltimore Los Angeles New York

Encounter
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Octavio Paz Austin Boise Fresno Houston Los Angeles New York Portland

Brotherhood
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Galway Kinnell Atlanta Austin Boston Chicago New York

Blackberry Eating
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Pat Mora Austin

In the Blood / En la Sangre
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Anna Akhmatova Austin Boston New York

Along the Hard Crest of the Snowdrift
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Li Po Amherst

Ch'ing P'ing Lyrics
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Elizabeth Bishop Amherst Austin

Casabianca
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Rafael Alberti Amherst

The Grade School Angels
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William Carlos Williams Amherst Boise Chicago Fresno New York

This is Just to Say
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Donald Hall Amherst

The Poem
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Walt Whitman Amherst

A Noiseless Patient Spider
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Lady Otomo No Sakanoe Atlanta Austin Baltimore Chicago Fresno Houston Los Angeles New York Portland

"You Say 'I Will Come'"
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A vertical red poster features the poem The Love Poems of Marichiko by Kenneth Rexroth in black text.

Kenneth Rexroth Atlanta

The Love Poems of Marichiko
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Karla Kuskin Atlanta

The Question
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Rainer Maria Rilke Atlanta

The Panther
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Carl Sandburg Atlanta

Window
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Richard Wilbur Atlanta

Transit
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A white poster with purple snowflakes resembling flowers features a poem titled Winter Poem by Nikki Giovanni.

Nikki Giovanni Atlanta

Winter Poem
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Gwendolyn Brooks Atlanta Chicago Los Angeles New York Portland

Speech to the Young: Speech to the Progress-Toward (Among them Nora and Henry III)
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A red and yellow poster features a poem titled Summer by Walter Dean Myers in white text. To the right of the poem is a sun drawn in black.

Walter Dean Myers Atlanta

Summer
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A bright red poster features the poem Let there be new flowering by Lucille Clifton written in white text. The poster is decorated with two yellow flowers and a yellow patch resembling a splotch of paint.

Lucille Clifton Atlanta

Let there be new flowering
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A square poster depicting a jumble of blue, purple, and black letters features a poem titled Hermandad by Octavio Paz.

Octavio Paz Atlanta

Brotherhood
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Cathy Song Atlanta

Lost Sister (an excerpt)
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A white poster features the poem Sandinista Advioncitos by Lawrence Ferlinghetti. A red graphic depicts a kneeling person clutching a butterfly. A red leaf floats in the right corner.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti Atlanta

Sandinista Advioncitos
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A purple poster features the poem Listen to the Mustn’ts by Shel Silverstein written in white, black and yellow text. Behind the poem light purple rays extend up and out.

Shel Silverstein Atlanta

Listen to the Mustn'ts
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A lime green poster with interlinking circles features the poem, For Friendship by Robert Creeley written in brown text.

Robert Creeley Atlanta

For Friendship
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Wislawa Szymborska Atlanta

Four in the Morning
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A green and white poster resembling a visa features the poem, Happiness by Stephen Dunn. The poem is written in grey and white text and is set against thick black strips.

Stephen Dunn Atlanta

Happiness
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Guillaume Apollinaire Atlanta

I Imagine Angels
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Purple poster resembling lined paper features a poem titled First Grade by William Stafford in white text. Behind the text, names from the poem appear in large magenta letters.

William Stafford Atlanta

First Grade
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Wanda Coleman Los Angeles

False Spring
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Lucille Clifton Austin Baltimore Boston Chicago Fresno New York Portland

Let there be new flowering
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Stanley Kunitz Los Angeles New York

The Round (an excerpt)
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Marilyn Chin Chicago Los Angeles New York Portland

Autumn Leaves
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Chungmi Kim Los Angeles

A Girl on a Swing
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Forrest Gander Fort Collins Los Angeles Portland

Scaffolding and Wind
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Amy Uyematsu Los Angeles

Red Rooster, Yellow Sky
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John Keats Los Angeles

This living hand, now warm and capable
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Barbara Guest Los Angeles

The Brown Vest
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A vertical orange and amber poster features a poem titled Scaffolding, by Seamus Heaney.

Seamus Heaney Los Angeles

Scaffolding
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Amy Lowell Los Angeles

Shore Grass
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Srikanth Reddy Los Angeles

Sonnet
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Josephine Miles Los Angeles

Ride
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William Shakespeare Los Angeles

Romeo and Juliet (an excerpt)
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A lime green and purple poster features a poem titled Reverse Drama, by Kay Ryan.

Kay Ryan Los Angeles

Reverse Drama
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A light brown and green poster features an excerpt from the poem My Grandmother’s New York Apartment, by Elizabeth Alexander.

Elizabeth Alexander Los Angeles

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An olive green poster decorated with Los Angeles transit tokens features a poem titled Green Shoes, by Antonieta Villamil.

Antonieta Villamil Los Angeles

Green Shoes
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David St. John Los Angeles

I Know
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A blue and lime green poster features an excerpt from the poem Clarity of Silence, by Francisco Segovia.

Francisco Segovia Los Angeles

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A vertical purple poster decorated with Los Angeles transit tokens features a poem titled Delta, by Adrienne Rich.

Adrienne Rich Los Angeles

Delta
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A navy blue and olive-green poster features a poem titled Choose, by Carl Sandburg.

Carl Sandburg Los Angeles

Choose
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A horizontal purple poster decorated with Los Angeles transit tokens features a poem titled Blackberry Eating by Galway Kinnell.

Galway Kinnell Los Angeles

Blackberry Eating
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A vertical pink and gray poster features a poem titled A Moment, by Mary Coleridge.

Mary Coleridge Los Angeles

A Moment
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Thomas Lux Los Angeles

A Little Tooth
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A horizontal poster features an excerpt from the poem Commuter Marriage, by Emily Grosholz. Behind the poem is an image of an open road as seen through a blue reflection.

Emily Grosholz Philadelphia

Commuter Marriage (an excerpt)
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A blue horizontal poster with a yellow crescent moon features the poem Unfortunate Coincidence, by Dorothy Parker.

Dorothy Parker Philadelphia

Unfortunate Coincidence
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A white poster features an excerpt from the poem, The Choice, by Elaine Terranova. The poem is written on bars of music in yellow text. To the right of this is a white button up shirt.

Elaine Terranova Philadelphia

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A vertical poster features trees and butterflies as seen through a kaleidoscope. An excerpt from the poem Those Who Come After by Eleanor Wilner is written in white text.

Eleanor Wilner Philadelphia

Those Who Come After (an excerpt)
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A vertical poster features an abstract, futuristic design in shades of blue. The poem Transatlantic Flight by David Slavitt is written in white text.

David Slavitt Philadelphia

Transatlantic Flight
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Toby Olson Philadelphia

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A poster in shades of orange features a black bird in flight. An excerpt of from the poem Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird by Wallace Stevens loops in black text.

Wallace Stevens Philadelphia

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A poster features a model train pulling into a station where people wait to board. An excerpt from the poem Riding on a Railroad Train by Ogden Nash is written in white text.

Ogden Nash Philadelphia

Riding on a Railroad Train (an excerpt)
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A vertical poster features an abstract design in shades of deep purple and gold. The poem, The Brontes by Lee Upton is written in white text.

Lee Upton Philadelphia

The Brontës
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Dante Alighieri Philadelphia

from The Inferno
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A vertical white poster features an abstract design in yellow, blue, and red. An excerpt from the poem, Crow with No Mouth by Ikkyu Sojun is written in red, grey and yellow text.

Ikkyu Sojun Philadelphia

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A vertical poster features light trails on a highway at night. The poem, Window by Carl Sandburg is written in pale yellow and teal text.

Carl Sandburg Philadelphia

Window
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A vertical poster features a mural of overlapping hands. The poem, Brotherly Love by Daniel Hoffman is written in beige text.

Daniel Hoffman Philadelphia

Brotherly Love
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Li-Young Lee St. Louis

One Heart
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Mona Van Duyn St. Louis

Earth Tremors Felt in Missouri
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Christian Wiman St. Louis

Darkness Starts
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A poster in hues of pink, white, green and yellow features the poem, Zephyr by DeAnna Pope

DeAnna Pope St. Louis

Zephyr
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A white poster with blue watermarks features the poem, Watermark by Jane O. Wayne.

Jane O. Wayne St. Louis

Watermark
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A black poster with a flickering candle features the poem, three in one love poem by Lauren L. Berkholtz.

Lauren L. Berkholtz St. Louis

three in one love poem
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A poster depicts two feet in colorful socks, white shoes, and cuffed jeans. The poem, Training by Sean Keck, is featured to the side.

Sean Keck St. Louis

Training
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A blue poster depicts the Gateway Arch monument. The poem, River and Arch: Flood of ’93 by Carol Niederlander, is written on the side.

Carol Niederlander St. Louis

River and Arch: Flood of '93
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A white poster depicts a leafless tree in a snowy landscape. The poem, Present: Stopping by…by Katy Miller, is written on the side.

Katy Miller St. Louis

Present: Stopping by...
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A pink poster features the poem, Lady at Whole Foods by Natalie Newman.

Natalie Newman St. Louis

Lady at Whole Foods
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A purple poster depicts light rays in shades of blue, pink, and white. The poem, Just for Mr. Parker, My physics Teacher is written in white text.

Philip Knapp St. Louis

Just for Mr. Parker, My Physics Teacher
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A poster depicts a close up of a green coiled garden hose. The poem, Inventory by Rebecca Ellis is written in white text.

Rebecca Ellis St. Louis

Inventory
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A blue poster depicts a close up of sparkling snow. The poem, Holding the Lion Within by Marilyn Probe is written in white text.

Marilyn Probe St. Louis

Holding the Lion Within
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A light blue poster depicts shards of ice. The poem, First Frost by Kathy Gordon is written in black text.

Kathy Gordon St. Louis

First Frost
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A red, yellow, and black poster features the poem, Dream of the Enchanted Supermarket by Colleen McKee.

Colleen McKee St. Louis

Dream of the Enchanted Supermarket
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A maroon poster depicts a close up of pink flower petals. The poem, Dog Days by Keith Byler is written in white text.

Keith Byler St. Louis

Dog Days
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The poem, Affirmative Action by Adrian Matejka is set against a poster resembling a panel of wood.

Adrian Matejka St. Louis

Affirmative Action
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A bright green poster with faded stalks of grass features the poem, Sculpture Garden by Patricia Clark.

Patricia Clark Twin Cities

Sculpture Garden
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A white and light green poster features the poem, Marriage by Deborah Keenan.

Deborah Keenan Twin Cities

Marriage
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Rolf Jacobson Twin Cities

Look
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A dark blue poster features the poem, Brotherhood by Octavio Paz written in white text.

Octavio Paz Twin Cities

Brotherhood
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A hot pink poster features the poem After Dead Souls by Allen Ginsberg.

Allen Ginsberg Salt Lake City

After Dead Souls
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A white poster depicts two asterisks connected by a dotted line. The poem, Haiku/touch by Jim Moore is written in grey text.

Jim Moore Twin Cities

Haiku / Touch
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A white poster decorated with yellow taxis features the poem Taxi by Elise Paschen.

Elise Paschen Chicago

Taxi
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A light blue poster features the poem Again, This by Lisa Roullard. To the right of the poem rain slants down on grey skyscrapers.

Lisa Roullard Boise

Again, This
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A horizontal, two-tone purple poster contains a poem titled Luck by Langston Hughes

Langston Hughes Little Rock

Luck
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Linda Pastan Atlanta

Aspects of Eve
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Stephen Crane Atlanta

A Man Said to the Universe
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Derek Walcott Amherst Boston

The Star
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Donald Hall Amherst

The Poem
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James Wright Amherst Portland

Milkweed
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Lorenzo Thomas Austin Dallas Houston

Sugar Hill
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Jack Myers Austin Dallas

Limits
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Pat Mora Austin Dallas

En la Sangre / In The Blood
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Elizabeth Spires Baltimore New York

0°
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Stephen Dunn Atlanta New York

Happiness
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Emily Dickinson Chicago New York Philadelphia

“Hope” is the thing with feathers
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E. E. Cummings New York

Love Is A Place
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A poster depicts blurred photos of autumn trees. An excerpt from the poem Prayer Sonnet by Nikki Wallschlaeger is written in white text.

Nikki Wallschlaeger Providence

Prayer Sonnet (an excerpt)
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Andrew Colarusso Providence

Guabancex
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A white poster depcting gold Pawtucket road signs features an excerpt from the poem, Ghazal Howl in Pawtucket—Circa 1959 by Normal Jenckes.

Norma Jenckes Providence

Ghazal Howl in Pawtucket—Circa 1959 (an excerpt)
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A black poster features an excerpt from the poem, Cut by Rosalynde Vas Dias.

Rosalynde Vas Dias Providence

CUT (an excerpt)
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A poster in shades of blue decorated with small black diamonds features the poem, Fieldnotes from a Catastrophe by Nomi Stone.

Nomi Stone Providence

Fieldnotes from a Catastrophe
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A black poster with dripping splotches of green and light purple. An excerpt from the poem Testimony Concerning Diatoms by Karen Donovan is written in white text.

Karen Donovan Providence

Testimony Concerning Diatoms (an excerpt)
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A poster depicts a closeup of water in motion. The poem, The Answer by Chard DeNiord is written in black text.

Chard DeNiord Providence

The Answer
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A brown poster with bursts of colorful flowers features an excerpt from the poem, Commuter by Savannah DaCruz.

Savannah DaCruz Providence

Commuter (an excerpt)
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A poster in shades of purple features the poem, Untitled by Moira Flath.

Moira Flath Providence

Untitled
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A navy blue poster with a bright green abstract design features an excerpt from the poem, In a Word, A World by C.D. Wright.

C. D. Wright Providence

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A poster in shades of blue depicts dots connected by dashed lines. An excerpt from the poem, Remember by Joy Harjo is written in white text.

Joy Harjo Providence

Remember (an excerpt)
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