Karen An-Hwei Lee is the author of three books of poetry, most recently Phyla of Joy (Tupelo Press, 2012), as well as a novel, Sonata in K (Ellipsis, 2017), and a translation, Doubled Radiance: Poetry & Prose of Li Qingzhao (Singing Bone, 2018). She lives in San Diego and works in administration at Point Loma Nazarene University.

Other poems by Karen An-Hwei Lee in Verse Daily:
August 17, 2019:   "Dear Millennium, on the Extinction of Migrant Doves" "A century ago, our skies were rife with Ectopistes migratorius..."
March 11, 2013:   "Song Riddle: Night-Blooming Saguaro" "I love the stone-strewn bajadas...."
June 17, 2012:   "Invocation" "My body isn't shaped like a violin, said the girl...."

Books by Karen An-Hwei Lee:

Other poems on the web by Karen An-Hwei Lee:
Ten poems
Three poems
"Dear America, Sanctuary of a Post-Human Exile"
Three poems
"Say If Not a Moon"
"Meditation on hakarl in Reykjavik"
Two poems
Two poems
"Phoenix Hairpin Terrace"

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