The Museum of American Poetics

MAP curates 3 major collections Exhibits, Transmissions, and the Napalm Health Spa. 20th Century International Bards. American Indian Words Between Worlds. AsianPacific American Verse Beings. Wang Ping, Guest Curator, 2015-2016. David Cope, Guest Curator, 2015-2016. Ghost Rangers of the Wild. Invisible Empires of Beatitude. Andy Clausen and Pamela Twining, Guest Curators, 2015-2016. Nancy Mercado, Guest Curator, 2015-2016. Middle Eastern American Poets. Ali Zarrin, Guest Curator, 2015-2016.

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Critical Poetry Review Magazine Poetry Criticism from the Contemporary Poetry Review

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Moonrose Meanderings by Elizabeth Munroz

Grab your favorite beverage and prepare to enjoy the reads. So often over the years, people who learned about my diagnosis of bone cancer and partial amputation of my pelvis in my early twenties, would say how courageous I was. I had seven surgeries over eleven years and never once felt courageous. I would deny that I was courageous at all, thereby, denying their opinion of me, almost like calling them a liar or fool.

The Line Break A poetry wine blog

I felt a Cleaving in my Mind.

thepoetrypath poetry, poems and some insights into the joyful participation of the sorrows of the world

Bust the lock right off the door. Dreams that I had forgotten about. Dreams I dreamed ten years ago. In a time when there was no doubt. But even a bad influence. Peace is never far from right.

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Museum of American Poetics

Ron Akin

15775 Indiana Gulch

Jamestown, Colorado, 80455

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MAP curates 3 major collections Exhibits, Transmissions, and the Napalm Health Spa. 20th Century International Bards. American Indian Words Between Worlds. AsianPacific American Verse Beings. Wang Ping, Guest Curator, 2015-2016. David Cope, Guest Curator, 2015-2016. Ghost Rangers of the Wild. Invisible Empires of Beatitude. Andy Clausen and Pamela Twining, Guest Curators, 2015-2016. Nancy Mercado, Guest Curator, 2015-2016. Middle Eastern American Poets. Ali Zarrin, Guest Curator, 2015-2016.

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