The New Yorker: Poetry

Terrance Hayes reads Matthew Dickman

Jan 17, 2018

26:04

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The All-Consuming Fire of Life

01:53

Exploring the Play in Poetry

00:57

Exploring the American Sonnet and Shifting Perspectives

01:26

Poems About Humour

01:36

Introduction

4min

I Was Fire by Matthew Dickman

2min

I'm a Frank O'hara, but the People in the World Are Special, Yes?

2min

The Poems of Dionysius

2min

Do You Dare Write a Poem With All the Lines?

2min

Poems About Humour

2min

Fund Rise - A Real Estate Investing Platform

2min

A New York Poem

2min

I Am So Fucking Vained. I Cannot Believe Anyone Is Threatened by Me

2min

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Miles Davis and Grace Jones

3min

11.

Is There an Underground in Your Poems?

2min

12.

Orpheus and the Sonnets Book

2min

13.

The New Yorker Poetry Podcast

2min

Terrance Hayes joins Kevin Young to read and discuss Matthew Dickman's poem "Fire" and his own poem “New York Poem."

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