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The Poem Formerly Known as the Poem Formerly Known as Stupid - Palette Poetry

Algonquin Park · Algonquin Park

The Poem Formerly Known as the Poem Formerly Known as Stupid - Palette Poetry

“The Poem Formerly Known as the Poem Formerly Known as Stupid” by Gordon Taylor is the winner of the 2025 Queer Poetry Prize, selected by CAConrad. We’re honored to share this exuberant poem with you. “My favorite poems reveal the world as unfixed. This poem has all the best angles of mystery and magic, stripped of unnecessary words: a poem where the poet trusts the reader not to overwrite with markers of explanation, in other words, a place mad…Read Article

The American Eel - Palette Poetry

Maine, United States · Maine

The American Eel - Palette Poetry

“The American Eel” by Mark Spero is the second runner-up of the 2025 Queer Poetry Prize, selected by CAConrad. We’re honored to share this ruminative poem with you. Born in the only landless sea, then a long journey, all together, a bundle of silver strings. I am scanning for safe streams of egress. I am stopped by questions only asked to nail me down. Where are you from? Unctuous. Are you the sex you appear to be? Glassy. What organs do you pre…Read Article

some field notes on nostalgia (disguised as a wikipedia page) - Palette Poetry

download a pdf of the poem here The post some field notes on nostalgia (disguised as a wikipedia page) appeared first on Palette Poetry.Wikipedia Read Article

Jeans of the Disappeared Man - Palette Poetry

______________________for Jean Paul Long on me, so he must be tall. White speckles orbiting frayed seat pockets make me look like I know labor, like the hammer loop was a choice of function rather than aesthetic. The mashed lint mass of half a dozen grays I pulled out on my first wear felt perfectly intentional, as though rolling detritus into a planet was more craft than happenstance. My mother-in-law found them at his mother’s estate sale, thi…Beaumont, Texas · Beaumont Read Article

A very accurate and complete profile of my grandmother - Palette Poetry

Born – 1949. Midwest – Mulatto. Sister – Pampered. Class – Milwaukee’s Middle. 45s – Spun. Dancefloor – Twisted. Baby – Loved. Cowboyed – Girled. Pom Poms – Gripped. Cheered – Loudest. Cheered for – Honey. Honey – Dark. Summer – Hot Long. Country – Burnt. Shot Locked – Kings Queens. Class of – ‘68. Uni – Rode ‘N’ Hitched. Wedding shot – Figured slim. Neighborhood – First blacks in. Home – Making. Front Door – Only open. Host – Never not. Found T…Milwaukee · Milwaukee Read Article

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