Ada Limón’s “The Rewilding,” or Narcissus at the Woodline
Ada Limón’s poem “The Rewilding” is confusing in an irksome rather than invigorating way, and is unable, finally, to give the …
American Poetry Review
Academic Confessionalism
Stephanie Rose Adams and I recently concluded that strands connecting every bit of especially bad verse—take nearly all the poems …
Doreen Gildroy’s “Uncreated Light”
A poem like Gildroy’s—which, honestly, reads more like a eighth-grade love note on wide-ruled paper than proper verse—may have more to offer …
