Natasha Sajé’s first book of poems, Red Under the Skin (Pittsburgh, 1994), won the Agnes Lynch Starrett Prize, and her second collection, Bend (Tupelo, 2004), was given the Utah Book Award in Poetry. Her book of essays Windows and Doors: A Poet Reads Literary Theory will be published by the University of Michigan Press in 2014. She teaches at Westminster College in Salt Lake City and in the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA program.

Other poems by Natasha Sajé in Verse Daily:
December 16, 2002:  Heaven "An ocean liner. The other passengers everyone..."
September 19, 2002:  "I See" "the cats playing with a rose fallen..."

Books by Natasha Sajé:

Other poems on the web by Natasha Sajé:
"R"
Two poems
Seven poems
"Beauty Secrets, Revealed by the Queen in Snow White"
"H"
"Mountains"
"Against Chronology"

Natasha Sajé's Website.

Natasha Sajé According to Wikipedia.

About Vivarium:

"In Vivarium, Natasha Sajé, one of poetry’s most ludic and encyclopedic essayists, explores language — and the alphabet — in terms both acerbic and lush, exposing the roots of the world’s ills, and its many rooted pleasures. In a word, zowie!"
—Mary Ruefle

"Resourceful, restless, witty and substantially intelligent — what a rare combination of erudition and nimbleness this group of poems exhibits. Their range is marvelously wide in both form and tone… Each poem surprised me, taught me something, delighted and illuminated and stretched."
—Dean Young