Poem

Celebration

A poem by Grace Schulman, published in The Atlantic in 2009

• Grace Schulman
• April 25, 2021

Late-Night Classical Radio Host

A poem for Sunday

• Emilia Phillips
• April 18, 2021

Written in Pencil in the Sealed Railway-Car

A poem for Holocaust Remembrance Day

• Dan Pagis
• April 8, 2021

As From a Quiver of Arrows

A poem by Carl Phillips, published in The Atlantic in 1995

• Carl Phillips
• April 4, 2021

Florida Man

A poem for the congressman from Florida

• James Parker
• April 2, 2021

Ode to Tortillas

A poem for Sunday

• José Olivarez
• March 21, 2021

Black Erasure

A poem for Sunday

• Kyle Carrero Lopez
• March 7, 2021

Against the Parts of Me That Think They Know Anything

A poem for Sunday

• Kaveh Akbar
• February 28, 2021

The Other Tiger

A poem by Jorge Luis Borges, published in The Atlantic in 1967

• Jorge Luis Borges
• January 31, 2021

I Stare at a Cormorant

A poem for Sunday

• Tiana Clark
• January 24, 2021

Epitaph on a Tyrant (Sort Of)

A poem for the end of Donald Trump’s presidency

• James Parker
• January 20, 2021

A Word on Statistics

A poem by Wisława Szymborska, published in The Atlantic in 1997

• Wisława Szymborska
• January 17, 2021

The Cairo Apartments

A poem for Sunday

• Safia Elhillo
• January 10, 2021

What the Living Do

A poem by Marie Howe, published in The Atlantic in 1994

• Marie Howe
• December 27, 2020

Life on Earth

A poem for Sunday

• Dorianne Laux
• December 20, 2020