Kim Addonizio has authored a dozen books of poetry and prose, most recently the poetry collection Exit Opera (W.W. Norton). Tell Me was a National Book Award finalist in poetry. Her essay collection Bukowski in a Sundress: Confessions from a Writing Life was published by Penguin. Her honors include NEA and Guggenheim Fellowships, and her work has been widely translated and anthologized. She writes and teaches Zoom poetry workshops in Oakland, CA.

Other poems by Kim Addonizio in Verse Daily:
September 26, 2023:   "In the Afterlife," "if you were Greek, you might end up in Elysium, which was like Heaven only with
February 14, 2020:   "'Thus in winter stands the lonely tree...'" "and there's another woman from a Hopper painting..."
May 12, 2009:   "Storm Catechism" "The gods are rinsing their just-boiled pasta..."
December 13, 2007:   "My Heart" "That Mississippi chicken shack...."
November 15, 2007:   "The Body is the House, and" " according to the spiritual teacher..."
July 16, 2007:   "Poem for the New Year" " So far it's suspiciously similar..."
September 3, 2002:  "Echo and Narcissus" "Poor love-struck Echo, stuck with repeating..."

Other poems on the web by Kim Addonizio:
Two poems
Eigth poems
"To the Woman Crying Uncontrollably in the Next Stall"
"Kansas, 4 A.M."
"Tidal"
"You with the Crack Running Through You"
"Party"
Seventeen poems
Three poems
"Long Distance"
Two poems
"The Givens"
"The Matter"
"73"
Three poems

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Editor: Mark Danowski
Other poems by ONE ART: a journal of poetry in Verse Daily:
October 9, 2024:   "Hysterical" by Cindy King

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