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In a generation of poets too often contented with a hermetic mimesis of thought, Catherine Barnett’s poetry engages those liminal points where the self becomes enmeshed in broader questions of philosophy, history, and aesthetics.

Northwestern University Professor Reg Gibbons took a break from the poetry essays to highlight two important events in Chicago in May and June. Don't miss Sterling Plumpp and Brooksday cc Guild Literary Complex.

For all the possibilities of meaning making that can be found in poetry, consider the way children acquire language.

Northwestern University Professor Reg Gibbons on studying the 'how' versus the 'what' of poetry.

Poetry, perhaps the earliest human art, is "a particular way of using language, and it’s a kind of thinking that can be very different from our everyday thinking." - Northwestern University Professor Reginald Gibbons.

"This detachment is like undressing. Gestures, looks, voices now appear as cast-off clothes." http://www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue-146/night #poetry

"It’s a big country of poetry, here in America. But it is too immense to skitter across. It may be time to settle in again, hoe a few rows, plant a bit of alphabet, see what grows. When I want to read something human, I turn to the following poets."

"A flood is coming, you know. The forest animals have fled." #poetry

"What if you saw a starship? If you went to a window and there she was. The countless lights on her. The endless night behind her. The world dwarfed. You as well." http://www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue-146/starship #poetry

"The customer refreshment zone of this sweeping dealership nestled along the Interstate" #poetry

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