Poetry from the bottom up is an act of selection: you kind of feel your way through the crowds of poems. The good ones c — Eileen Myles
Poetry from the bottom up is an act of selection: you kind of feel your way through the crowds of poems. The good ones c — Eileen Myles
Poetry from the bottom up is an act of selection: you kind of feel your way through the crowds of poems. The good ones c — Eileen Myles
Poetry from the bottom up is an act of selection: you kind of feel your way through the crowds of poems. The good ones c — Eileen Myles
Poetry from the bottom up is an act of selection: you kind of feel your way through the crowds of poems. The good ones c — Eileen Myles
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Poetry from the bottom up is an act of selection: you kind of feel your way through the crowds of poems. The good ones came forward a long time ago, and the bad ones fell away.

— Eileen Myles
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