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In her poem “Poet’s Work,” Lorine Niedecker said that there was “no lay off from this condensery.”

We’re looking for poems that demonstrate the fruit of such labor; strange, profound, weird, and memorable language condensed into 140 characters or less.

We’re also looking for reviews of single poems that can be found on the Internet. Reviews should be brief (no more than a few lines) and epigrammatic, couplets and quatrains preferred. Please include a link to the poem that you’re reviewing.

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02/21/12, 11:01 PM
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02/21/12, 4:37 PM
Though there's this, from DFW, on influences: "And, my God, there’s poetry. Probably Larkin more than anyone else, Louise Glück, Auden."