Today's poem is
"To Swallow These Catastrophes"
from Salt Hill
Nick Narbutas
received his MFA from Columbia University, where he
taught poetry as a Graduate Teaching Fellow. His poems have appeared in
Pleiades, The Adroit Journal, and The Massachusetts Review, among others. He
lives in Oakland, CA.
Other poems on the web by Nick Narbutas:
"People We Were Soon to Become"
"Tiresias Abandons His Pretense"
"Alabaster Joe has a Bullet with Your Name on It"
"Nocturne"
"The Mother Goddess Slaying The Buffalo Demon"
"Enchanted, I'm Sure"
"Raptor"
"One Year After Seeing Orion Walk to the Island"
Four poems
Nick Narbutas's Blog.
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