TW Poetry Spotlight
An easy decision: You must be guilty.
Math Poetry
Larry Lesser: Poem
Apr 04, 2016
TW Poetry Spotlight
The surgeon took more and more pancreas
Alice Major: Two Poems
Mar 28, 2016
TW Poetry Spotlight
Space and time do loop-de-loops, they trill sagaciously.
Amy Uyematsu: Three Quick Studies of Math Art
Mar 28, 2016
TW Poetry Spotlight
Can any of us truly navigate this tangled wonder of darkness and light?
Katie Manning: Two Poems
Mar 28, 2016
TW Poetry Spotlight
Are we always more story than person, words thicker than water?
Stephanie Strickland: Poem
Mar 28, 2016
TW Poetry Spotlight
that body vanishes, all innerness outerness: rules invent this
Carol Dorf: Two Poems
Mar 28, 2016
TW Spotlight Poetry
Not that kind of ex, though then differentiating is a damn good idea.
Iris Jamahl Dunkle: Two Poems
Sep 30, 2015
Iris Jamahl Dunkle: Two Poems
Let the rain spell out a truth on the tin roof above our sleeping heads
Math Girl Fights Back
Feb 29, 2012
Essay by Karen Ohlson
When I hear a comment implying that math and writing inhabit separate worlds, I swoop in like a crime-stopping superhero.
Allison Hedge Coke: Math Poetry
Feb 24, 2012
TW Poetry Spotlight
Falcon dancer tossing stone, shaped stones, juxtaposing...
