ONE ART: a journal of poetry

Five Poems by Wilson R. M. Taylor Release Fluorescent punching bag of hospital hallways— time sticks like gum on a drunk clown’s shoe: blue-black           blue   &nb…

Five Poems by Wilson R. M. Taylor in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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These plain-speaking poems by Howie Good are deep. So much heart and soul.

Belief by Frank Gaughan Belief We must believe that Lucy wants to hold the football for Charlie. To think otherwise suggests cruelty, and Lucy is not cruel. She offers psychiatric help for five cents. Charlie knows there …

Belief by Frank Gaughan in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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On Christmas someone mentions Ayn Rand by Bradon Matthews On Christmas someone mentions Ayn Rand dad says I’m a big believer in personal accountability, stood on the graveyard of millions of innocents I question the accountability he’s not personally expe…

On Christmas someone mentions Ayn Rand by Bradon Matthews in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Three Poems by Howie Good A Dog’s Life What I remember happening probably didn’t happen quite as I remember it. I was only 4, maybe 5, playing with toy cars and trucks on the sidewalk. A stray dog – a big, brutish German sh…

Three Poems by Howie Good in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Gossamer just when we believe our bodies have adjusted to absence comes a new season of smoke and wildness take me now in this unexpected heat take me until I cannot help but bleat your name in hunger a horizon of geese naming the sky

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Gossamer by Amorak Huey Gossamer just when we believe our bodies have adjusted to absence comes a new season of smoke and wildness take me now in this unexpected heat take me until I cannot help but bleat your name in hun…

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Even on the Darkest Night by Michael T. Young Even on the Darkest Night A child makes a wish not because he believes stars he can’t see will grant it but because in the garden there’s a moonflower that his mother let him stay up to see bloom i…

Even on the Darkest Night by Michael T. Young in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Two Poems by John Grey GOODBYE AND HELLO This is a town where the train doesn’t stop. Arrival and departure are one and the same thing. But there is more to the people in this place than a smear in the window of a passin…

Two Poems by John Grey in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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SNOW by J.R. Solonche SNOW The snow started when one flake landed on my sleeve and stayed there like a piece of light that had forgotten how to be infinite. Snow falls and falls. It doesn’t care about the property lines…

SNOW by J.R. Solonche in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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YouTube video by ONE ART: a journal of poetry Release Celebration for IN A NUTSHELL: an anthology of micropoems

Recording of yesterday's wonderful release celebratory reading for IN A NUTSHELL: an anthology of micropoems

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After the Radiators Turn On by Elena Rotzokou After the Radiators Turn On In the early dark the city is a lung learning its own weather again— steam lifting from manholes, a soft animal breath that fogs the streetlights into halos you could al…

Today's poem by Elena Rotzokou just so happened to align perfectly with the blizzard conditions in the East Coast / Mid-Atlantic region

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After the Radiators Turn On by Elena Rotzokou After the Radiators Turn On In the early dark the city is a lung learning its own weather again— steam lifting from manholes, a soft animal breath that fogs the streetlights into halos you could al…

After the Radiators Turn On by Elena Rotzokou in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Scapegrace by Alison Hurwitz Scapegrace My son does not want Anne of Green Gables to make any more mistakes. First, a blunder sends her best friend stumbling into drunkenness— the raspberry cordial which was really currant win…

Scapegrace by Alison Hurwitz in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Honoured to have a little micropoem in @oneart.bsky.social's newly released In a Nutshell: an anthology of micropoems.

Thank you to EIC Mark Danowsky @markdanowsky.bsky.social and Guest Editor Julia Caroline Knowlton 🙏

So many beautiful gems in here ❤️

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In a Nutshell: an anthology of micropoems IN A NUTSHELL: AN ANTHOLOGY OF MICROPOEMS Julia Caroline Knowlton, Guest Editor Mark Danowsky, ONE ART Editor ~ 2026 ~ ~~~ Editor’s Note: It has been a privilege to curate this anthology of very sh…

Really enjoying @oneart.bsky.social's anthology of very short poems! oneartpoetry.com/2026/02/22/i...

In a Nutshell: an anthology of micropoems IN A NUTSHELL: AN ANTHOLOGY OF MICROPOEMS Julia Caroline Knowlton, Guest Editor Mark Danowsky, ONE ART Editor ~ 2026 ~ ~~~ Editor’s Note: It has been a privilege to curate this anthology of very sh…

In a Nutshell: an anthology of micropoems

Guest Edited by Julia Caroline Knowlton

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Four Poems by Hilary Sideris Treatment If not for that need I took for love & then that shove, I wouldn’t have married & divorced & owed five years of maintenance to my ex- spouse whose accent I found sexy till I d…

Four Poems by Hilary Sideris in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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I've been to that temple park in Nara--those sika deer will eat your hand off if you're not careful.

Whoa!

Three Poems by Anna Abraham Gasaway Nara, Japan Not like venison that hangs from the rafters of your cellar, not like deer that walk regally down their path and startle and leap away when your foot scrapes the front porch of the cabi…

Three Poems by Anna Abraham Gasaway in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Affidavit For my Father by Connie Post Affidavit For my Father You were never in the Epstein files the letters of your name fell only inside my body The island you so often frequented was my room with its small shelves and bed partially…

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A Life During ___ ___ by Gary Grossman * Gary D. Grossman enjoys sharing his poems and essays, published in 70+ literary reviews. He doesn’t enter contests but his work has been nominated for the usual awards, i.e., Pushcart, Best…

A Life During ___ ___ by Gary Grossman in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

This is a blackout poem

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Three Poems by Mauro Marè [trans. Marc Alan Di Martino] Er viaggià All’estro? Fussi matto. Io me lo covo dentro casa er foco de forivia a ogni cantone trovo un monno novo chiuso dentro a le cose serrate ne l’istessa istessità fiume dell’ore e una forest…

Three Poems by Mauro Marè [trans. Marc Alan Di Martino] in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Two new poems up @oneart.bsky.social --a first (Lunar New Year) and a last (My First Last). Thanks @markdanowsky.bsky.social ! oneartpoetry.com/2026/02/17/t...

Two Poems by Dolo Diaz Starbucks Impostor For years I’d been Susan. My real name unpronounceable to them, a dry “r” they wet and sloth. Saliva spilling into my coffee. Then the wait was so long at this one store that I u…

Two Poems by Dolo Diaz in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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To the Livestock Truck Broken Down On the Side of the Highway by Ashley Kirkland To the Livestock Truck Broken Down On the Side of the Highway All I can think of are the pigs, cold in their stalls, wide flanks bare to the November morning, the little hairs on their backsides bl…

To the Livestock Truck Broken Down On the Side of the Highway by Ashley Kirkland in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Two Poems by Cathleen Cohen Paradise In the basement of the converted old factory, boys cluster and chant in gray light, which enhances the glitter of their skull caps, embroidered by aunties in Bangladesh. For years the elde…

Two Poems by Cathleen Cohen in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Epidemic of Less by Thomas Mixon Epidemic of Less It was contagious, our unproduction. Before we even stopped our minting of our pennies, we disregarded dimes. Then we gave up money altogether, then time, then the names of animals…

Epidemic of Less by Thomas Mixon in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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I argued with his new wife about which font / to use on his gravestone