Poetry
Poetry submissions by Chronogram readers, selected and edited by Phillip X Levine.
Edited By Phillip X Levine
Jun 1, 2021
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Whale There’s a whale in my backyard
By Multiple
May 1, 2021
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Poetry
Life, love, and Jesus: all themes explored in this month's collection of poetry.
Edited By Phillip X Levine
Apr 1, 2021
Tags: Love COVID-19
Poetry
Poetry from the March 2021 issue of Chronogram.
By Multiple
Mar 1, 2021
Poetry
Wildfire These mornings I wake with an alarm bell
in my throat, wild
By Multiple
Feb 1, 2021
Poetry
Mimi the Hunter
Caught two mice tossed them in bed
One alive one dead Was a three-mouse night
One was grey, one brown and white
third was just vomit
By Multiple
Jan 1, 2021
Poetry
Class of ‘69 Carl keeps an excel spreadsheet
for the class of ’69.
By Multiple
Dec 1, 2020
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Poetry
Poems submitted by Chronogram readers.
By Multiple
Nov 1, 2020
Tags: Audio
Poetry
Poems submitted by Chronogram readers
By Multiple
Oct 1, 2020
Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers.
By Multiple
Sep 1, 2020
Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers.
By Multiple
Aug 1, 2020
Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers.
By Multiple
Jul 1, 2020
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Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers.
By Multiple
Jun 1, 2020
Tags:
Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers.
By Multiple
May 1, 2020
Tags:
Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers and edited by Philip X Levine.
By Multiple
Apr 1, 2020
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Poetry
A selection of poetry submitted by Chronogram readers and edited by Philip X Levine.
By Multiple
Mar 1, 2020
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