About Stephen Dunn and New Letters

Today's poem is "Nothing Will Warn You"

from New Letters

Stephen Dunn is the recipient of a 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, an Arts & Letters Prize in Literature from The American Academy of Arts and Letters, fellowships from the Guggenheim and Rockefeller Foundations, and three National Endowment for the Arts creativewriting fellowships . He is the author of 20 books of prose and poetry, most recently Degrees of Fidelity (Tiger Bark P, 2018). His collection Pagan Virtues is forthcoming in fall 2019 from W. W. Norton. He is a distinguished professor emeritus of creative-writing at Stockton University and lives in Frostburg, Maryland.
Other poems by Stephen Dunn in Verse Daily:
September 24, 2015: "Mrs. Cavendish, Hope, and Other Four-Letter Words" "Mrs. Cavendish, let's continue, out of habit, to expect..."
April 14, 2011: "The Crowd at the Gates" "The crowd had gathered by the gates...."
August 11, 2010: "Stone Seeking Warmth" "Look, it's usually not a good idea..."
February 28, 2007: "Ode to a Heart Loser" "You need not lead with your heart..."
October 22, 2006: "The Whiner's Progress" " Snow was falling, the temperature too...."
February 11, 2005: "Cruelties" "When Peter Lorre, Casablanca?s pathetic, good-hearted man..."
October 26, 2004: "The Waiting" "I waited for you calmly, with infinite patience...."
Books by Stephen Dunn:

Other poems on the web by Stephen Dunn:
Three poems
"The Imagined"
"Oklahoma City"
"Leaving the Empty Room"
"Each From Different Heights"
"Discrepancies"
Three poems
"Sweetness"
Nine poems
"Talk to God"
"A Secret Life"
"If a Clown"
Three poems
Stephen Dunn's Website.
Stephen Dunn according to Wikipedia.
About New Letters:

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Other poems from New Letters in Verse Daily:
April 18, 2019: "Murmurations" Allison Funk
April 17, 2019: "Ce qu'il reste à vivre" Benjamin Naka-Hasebe Kingsley
February 21, 2015: "Material" by Jessica Anne Cuello
February 18, 2015: "Lost" by Eric Pankey
February 17, 2015: "Secondary" by Albert Goldbarth
December 18, 2014: "Valentine" by Joseph Millar
November 26, 2014: "Winter Wind" by Stephen Dobyns
June 19, 2013: "Incantations to Snow" by Lawrence Revard
November 24, 2012: "Rembrandt, 'Self-Portrait, 1639'" by Peter Cooley
November 11, 2011: "Contra Chekhov" by Michael Salcman
January 27, 2010: "Tails" by Maxine Kumin
October 4, 2008: "Woven and Sewn" by Nancy White

October 3, 2008: Dante's The Inferno "Canto I" by Dante Alighieri, translated by Mary Jo Bang
September 29, 2008: "An Explanation" by Albert Goldbarth
December 13, 2007: "My Heart" by Kim Addonizio
December 11, 2007: "Uncles (Play)" by Kevin Young
November 24, 2007: "Watermelon" by Alice Friman
June 9, 2007: "Aware of Angels" by Mark Jarman
February 20, 2007: "The Deer" by Michael Chitwood
February 17, 2007: "Nighties" by Maria Mazziotti Gillan
September 23, 2006: "Aurora Borealis" by Mary Jo Salter
May 29, 2006: "Quail" by Dore Kiesselbach
November 23, 2005: "Migration" by Brian Swann
May 15, 2005: "Water Walking Stick" Stuart Friebert
May 7, 2005: "The Small Toe" Linda Hogan
January 12, 2005: "Awaiting the Return Ferry" by Nance Van Winckel
January 10, 2005: "How Else Today" by Albert Goldbarth
September 29, 2004: "Of Unsent Letters, One" by Jill Osier
September 28, 2004: "Go" and "Gone" by Mark Irwin
September 26, 2004: "Houses Made Only of Entrance" by Abe Louise Young
September 24, 2004: "After Eden" by Linda Pastan
May 16, 2004: "Wild Things in a Dream" by Heather Ross Miller
January 21, 2004: "With Two Camels and One Donkey" by Robin Becker
July 25, 2003: "Meridian" by Mia Leonin
May 26, 2003: "The Flag of My Disposition" by Elaine Sexton
April 14, 2003: "On the Holy Friar Crossing a Suspension Bridge to Paradise" by Joanna Goodman
February 3, 2003: "Passing Through the Shadows Of Great Buildings" by Nance Van Winckel
January 6, 2003: "Bid Me Be the Bird" by Nance Van Winckel
September 26, 2002: "The Sacrifice" by Jim Simmerman

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