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"Love Poem for What It Is"
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Today's poem is
"Love Poem for What It Is"
from The Southeast Review
Rebecca Hazelton
attended The University of Notre Dame for her MFA in poetry, and completed her PhD at Florida State University. She completed a fellowship year as the Jay C. and Ruth Hall Poetry Fellow at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Creative Writing Institute, and also received a fellowship from the Vermont Studio Center. She teaches creative writing at Beloit College. Her poems have been published or are forthcoming in AGNI, The Southern Review, The Gettysburg Review, and others. Her book, Fair Copy, won the Ohio State Press/ The Journal Award in Poetry and is forthcoming in fall.
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December 15, 2011: "Actual Animals" "It's not that the antlers pain, exactly..."
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"You Make Me Touch Your Hands for Stupid Reasons"
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"Write Yellow"
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"[A narrow Fellow in the Grass]"
The Southeast Review * Department of English * Florida State University * Tallahassee, FL 32306
Poetry Editor: Sarah Greive
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January 16, 2012: "Dear So-and-So" by Monica Berlin
January 28, 2011: "Romanticism" by Ashley Elizabeth Hudson
September 23, 2008: "The Huntsman's Resumé" by Angela Vogel
March 31, 2008: "Ostriches" by C.J. Sage
April 14, 2006: "This Is for the Thunder" by Richard Brostoff
December 8, 2002: Between Them by Ron Mohring
December 2, 2002: Marriage as Creative Process by Julianna Baggott
