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“But there are also many eerie poems written by poets who aren’t known specifically for their gothic or horror writing.”
“The speaker is constantly trying to change her life and to escape.”
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“Her work has appeared in The Brooklyn Rail, Austin Poetry Review, Electric Lit, The Rumpus, Catapult, Bowery Gothic, Lucky Jefferson, ANMLY, Little Fruits, BUST, Ghouls Magazine, Dykes & Dolls, Blink Ink, Dread Central and other publications.”
“Charles Simic, “Ghosts” Poet Charles Simic grew up in Europe during World War II, with his family being forced to flee their native Serbia.”
“And he is right.” is how slam poet legend and activist Rachel McKibbens’s pantoum-inspired “Poem for Three Dead Girls of Last Summer” begins.”
“His poetry often contends with the darker parts of life.”
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“She’s also a member of the Women in Horror Arts and Media Association.”
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“Louise Glück, “All Hallows” Louise Glück also has a poem that immerses readers in seasonal dread.”
““All Hallows” begins urgently: “Even now this landscape is assembling.”
“Joy Harjo, “Day of the Dead” With “Day of the Dead,” performer and writer Joy Harjo has written a love poem of sorts.”
“Ewing’s poem “Horror Movie Pitch” uses horror movie tropes and dark humor to surface the very real racism and sexism that Black women face in the U.S.”
“Zefyr Lisowski, “Remembering Is a Kind of Work Too” In Zefyr Lisowski’s “Remembering Is a Kind of Work Too,” the most frightening thing of all is everything staying exactly as it is.”
“Simic doesn’t provide answers and instead leaves us with these eerie questions.”
“In “Ghost,” part of the unease comes from not knowing if the ghost’s motives are good… or evil.”