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shoutout people who post poetry on twitter
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Sep 12, 2024

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When I first moved to New York, I made friends with poets by frequenting a little library off the Morgan L called Mellow Pages. Back then poets were obsessed with calling anything a poem: tweets, blogs, videos, facebook event invites. Irony hadn’t died yet and new sincerity was just beginning, which made it all a bit insufferable, but I stuck around for the poems. A lot of those people either moved away, moved on, or got canceled, but one thing that remains from that time is cunny4. For over ten years, Bunny Rogers has been posting her poetry to her Tumblr. Her writing is explicit, private, tender, funny, perverse, and intimate. She is the greatest poet of our generation. It’s poetry, just poetry, no bullshit.
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β€’ Maggie Nelson (Bluets and Something Bright, Then Holes) β€’ Victoria Chang (Obit) β€’ Heather Christle (The Crying Book) β€’ bell hooks β€’ June Jordan β€’ Mary Oliver β€’ e. e. cummings β€’ Melissa Broder β€’ Chen Chen β€’ Mary OliverΒ  β€’ Jacqueline Suskin β€’ Andrea Gibson Some of the above poets have twitters/insta you can follow to keep up with their work! I also suggest following some publishers and presses that publish poetry to hear about new poets and their collections! I really like: β€’ Copper Canyon Press β€’ Graywolf Press β€’ Coffee House Press β€’ Wave Books β€’ Button Poetry Happy reading, from one poet to another πŸ’—
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i saw this at the new york moma last year and traced the exact letters and number onto a piece of paper that i taped on my wall. try starting your morning dialing a poem instead of scrolling whatever the app of your choice is
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