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Camille Dungy
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Poetry Editor, Colorado Review
Fort Collins
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By Liv Mammone, Camille Dungy, Albert Goldbarth, Natalie Eilbert Verified| The Academy of American Poets@ Skip to main contentFind and share the perfect poems. If the pain doesn’t come back, what will I write about? Will the poems have tendon and teeth? I didn’t get right the sonnet of all its colors. I did not find the exact dagger of phrase about the long loss of my life. Hope is all I do and am. I don’t think I’m poet enough to make you taste this mango; or see that sutured sunset unless from a hospital bed. I was good for carving. There will be kisses, music, street names.
Remembering a honeymoon hike near Drakes Bay, California, while I cook our dinner at the feet of Colorado's Front Range
By Camille Dungy| The Nation Verified Poems / Ad PolicyThat stretch of coast like the soft spotin your self, the heart of your self I callyour soul. That feeling that comes there, when fog settlesso truly I know I am walking insidea cloud. Intangible. Tangible. Bothat once. Sweetheart, I need to tell you somethingafter we finish, tonight, with this dinnerI’m preparing—rainbow chard wilted in oilwith shallots and pepitas, herb-rubbed chickenalready roasting.
By Liv Mammone, Camille Dungy, Albert Goldbarth, Natalie Eilbert Verified| The Academy of American Poets@ Skip to main contentFind and share the perfect poems. If the pain doesn’t come back, what will I write about? Will the poems have tendon and teeth? I didn’t get right the sonnet of all its colors. I did not find the exact dagger of phrase about the long loss of my life. Hope is all I do and am. I don’t think I’m poet enough to make you taste this mango; or see that sutured sunset unless from a hospital bed. I was good for carving. There will be kisses, music, street names.
Company Info
Colorado Review
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
'+1 970-491-6909