Angie Estes's sixth book of poems, Parole, is forthcoming from Oberlin College Press in Fall 2018. Her previous book, Enchantee, won the 2015 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Prize, and Tryst was a finalist for the 2010 Pulitzer Prize. Her awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship, a Pushcart Prize, and an NEA Fellowship.

Other poems by Angie Estes in Verse Daily:
December 2, 2013:   "Dark Spots" "In the late nineteenth century, some photographers..."
June 18, 2009:   "It Is Virtually Without Thickness and Has Almost" "no weight. If rubbed between forefinger..."
April 20, 2009:   "Take Cover" "and couvre feu, cover the fire..."
October 31, 2007:   "Takeoff" " Mistaken, taken for..."
November 8, 2006:   "The House in Good Taste" " would be one way to think of..."
July 8, 2005:   "Requiem" "Each October the house beyond..."
June 6, 2005:  "Apostrophe" ""How many in a field..."
July 15, 2004:  "Proverbs" "Mortise and tenon, tongue..."
January 19, 2004:  "Kind of Blue" "So the universe is not blue..."

Books by Angie Estes:

Other poems on the web by Angie Estes:
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Angie Estes's Website.

Angie Estes According to Wikipedia.

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