Contributors

Rosmarie Waldrop

Contributor History

From The Reproduction of Profiles, Conjunctions:7
Six Poems, Conjunctions:13
From Some Thing Black, Conjunctions:14
The Attraction of the Ground, Conjunctions:15
Five Poems, Conjunctions:20
Six Poems, Conjunctions:23
Table of the Matter, or, The Completely Lost Letters of Frédéric Chopin to His Friend Titus Wojciechowski, Conjunctions:23
Four Conversations, Conjunctions:30
Four Cornell Boxes, Conjunctions:33
Five Poems, Conjunctions:35
Hölderlin Hybrids: In Early November, Conjunctions:38
Five Poems, Online 12-17-2005
By the Waters of Babylon, Conjunctions:47
From All Electrons Are (Not) Alike, Online 10-22-2008
Third Person Singular, Online 01-11-2011
Otherwise Smooth, Conjunctions:59
The Almost Audible Passing of Time, Online 10-17-2017

Biography

Rosmarie Waldrop’s books of poetry include Driven to Abstraction, Curves to the Apple, Blindsight (all New Directions), Splitting Image (Zasterle), and Love, Like Pronouns (Omnidawn). Her collected essays, Dissonance (if you are interested), was published by University of Alabama Press in 2005.

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In Print

Conjunctions:73

Earth Elegies

Fall 2019
Edited by Bradford Morrow

Online

Three Poems

by Laura Kolbe

March 31, 2020

in the pharmacy of the child
one used a hopscotch stone
a jacket zipper one’s tongue
the sharper tongue of a friend
anything to get one’s soft skin back

Cut

by Paul Lisicky

March 17, 2020

1.

Because he could picture himself curled up on the shelf of the refrigerator between the bread and the light.

2.

Because he stared up at the sprinkler attachment and thought of it as a metal flower.

The One Who Takes Your Name

by David Bajo

March 10, 2020

Mears takes your name. As soon as you say it, he speaks it in quick echo, and it is now his and no longer yours. We don’t know what he does with it or what it does for him, but we do know what happens to those he pilfers.