Natasha Sajé is the author of three books of poems, including Vivarium (Tupelo, 2014); a postmodern poetry handbook, Windows and Doors: A Poet Reads Literary Theory (Michigan, 2014); and a memoir-in-essays, Terroir: Love, Out of Place (Trinity UP, November 2020). She teaches at Westminster College in Salt Lake City and in the Vermont College of Fine Arts MFA in Writing Program.

Other poems by Natasha Sajé in Verse Daily:
June 6, 2020:   "mitti attar" "the scent of first rain on stone..."
May 4, 2014:   "Affirmative Action Babies" "Well, isn't this the world..."
January 1, 2014:   "Tired Blood" "Early stage, the old folks would have noticed..."
November 21, 2008:   "Approaching Thunder" "Let's assume about the body..."

Books by Natasha Sajé:

November 18, 2019:   "Dear Jolene," "You don't know me, or rather you know me..."
July 11, 2014:   "Tinguage" "What you do to me. With me. What I've..."
December 16, 2002:  Heaven "An ocean liner. The other passengers everyone..."
September 19, 2002:  "I See" "the cats playing with a rose fallen..."

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