Poem of the Week | July 10, 2012
James Tate: "Storm"
This week we’ve dug up a poem by James Tate from our Fall ’83 issue, 7.1. Since the sixties, Tate has garnered most of the major poetry awards for his singularly imaginative work. His honors include the Yale Younger Prize, the Pulitzer, and the National Book Award. His most recent books include The Ghost Soldiers (2008) and Return to the City of White Donkeys (2004).
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