Luisa Muradyan is originally from Odesa, Ukraine and is the author of I Make Jokes When I'm Devastated (Bridwell Press, 2025) When the World Stopped Touching (YesYes Books, 2027), and American Radiance (University of Nebraska Press, 2018). She is the winner of the 2017 Raz/ Shumaker Prairie Schooner Book Prize and a member of the Cheburashka Collective. Additional work can be found at Best American Poetry, the Threepenny Review, Ploughshares, and the Georgia Review among others.

Other poems by Luisa Muradyan in Verse Daily:
April 23, 2024:   "Ant Farm" "It's midnight again and I'm watching the ants..."

Other poems on the web by Luisa Muradyan:
"Poem for the Women Who Help You Go to the Bathroom Hours After You've Given Birth"
"In the Field of the Dead"
Two poems
Two poems
Three poems
"Don't Write Mom Poem"
"Poem for the Man Playing the Piano in Front of the Wall of Police"
"Schwarzenegger in Prayer"
"Purple Rain"
"March 16, 2021"
"Another Argument for Trying to Live, Even in These Times"

Luisa Muradyan's Website.

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December 17, 2024:   "Palanquin" by Matthew Zapruder
December 16, 2024:   "For So Long, I Was Foolishly Proud of The Scar on My Thumb" by Amorak Huey
December 15, 2024:   "anything that is fourteen lines" by Sydney Mayes

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