ONE ART: a journal of poetry

ONE ART’s April 2026 Reading for National Poetry Month! ONE ART’s April 2026 Reading for National Poetry Month! Date: Sunday, April 12Time: 2pm EasternFeatured Poets: Barbara Crooker, Molly Fisk, Donna Hilbert, Erin Murphy Tickets are FREE!(donati…

ONE ART’s April 2026 Reading for National Poetry Month!

Date: Sunday, April 12
Time: 2pm Eastern
Featured Poets: Barbara Crooker, Molly Fisk, Donna Hilbert, Erin Murphy

Tickets are FREE!
(donations appreciated)

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Filling out Routine Paperwork at My Own Doctor’s Appointment after the Baby’s Bypass by Kathryn Petruccelli Filling out Routine Paperwork at My Own Doctor’s Appointment after the Baby’s Bypass Pen tip paused, poised above page. The form asks about surgeries, hospitalizations. He is four month…

Filling out Routine Paperwork at My Own Doctor’s Appointment after the Baby’s Bypass by Kathryn Petruccelli in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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The World Self-Admits to Hospice by Laura Ann Reed The World Self-Admits to Hospice I’ll get right to the point, World. Not like when I visited my dad in the ICU, pretending it wasn’t the end. I’ve learned your condition is terminal. And as my fath…

The World Self-Admits to Hospice by Laura Ann Reed in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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In One of Night’s Anonymous Hours by Mary Makofske In One of Night’s Anonymous Hours I lie awake hearing the wind, a freight loaded up with the past. No brakeman, no brakes, and the tracks leading straight to my bed. * Mary Makofske is the author o…

In One of Night’s Anonymous Hours by Mary Makofske in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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When I Turned Sixteen by Lisa Low When I Turned Sixteen And achieved some of the greatness young girls aspire, outgrowing my childish body—that lanky, long-thorned thing—and became a woman, with hips and thighs and cup-able breasts…

When I Turned Sixteen by Lisa Low in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Let’s Make a Deal by Julie Standig Let’s Make a Deal 1. No Big Deal My dad’s words to me during a fireside chat— I need you to keep a promise you have yet to make, and you won’t like, but I need it just the same. What he neglected t…

Let’s Make a Deal by Julie Standig in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Free registration is available for ONE ART's April 2026 Reading for National Poetry Month!

Featured Poets: Barbara Crooker, Molly Fisk, Donna Hilbert, Erin Murphy

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Three Poems by Sonya Schneider Desire of the Mind For him, I ate the eye of the Hamachi kama in a little hole in the wall in Palo Alto. We were young and almost in love. He said it was good luck to eat it. I don’t believe in luc…

Three Poems by Sonya Schneider in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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If I were not / already here, I’d want to be home

Two Poems by Lynn Glicklich Cohen Another Sparrow Another sparrow hits glass, flies away stunned to die like the husband of a woman I knew, a pillar of his community. Left her with five children and gambling debts. After the first …

Two Poems by Lynn Glicklich Cohen in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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It’s Complicated by Elizabeth S. Wolf It’s Complicated           On my 20th birthday, my Dad, while in jail,           traded his last …

It’s Complicated by Elizabeth S. Wolf in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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If you Don’t Believe in God What Do you Believe in? by Joy Gaines-Friedler If you Don’t Believe in God What Do you Believe in? I believe there are no intimacies we don’t cherish. That I live in a kind of grace & a kind of fear all the time. I believe in process, in pl…

If you Don’t Believe in God What Do you Believe in? by Joy Gaines-Friedler in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Caretaking by Alicia Lee Caretaking what do you do when your ex-husband has surgery? you wake up at 5:00 AM to shuttle him, calm him come back and smile as the anesthesia still clings to his words settle him in his recline…

Caretaking by Alicia Lee in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Two Poems by Karly Randolph Pitman Picking Up the Pieces Sometimes you wish your life were as tidy as a jigsaw puzzle, where each piece fits and finds their place. You want to feel the release as the jumble of colors come together i…

Two Poems by Karly Randolph Pitman in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: ONE ART x The Poetry Box . After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Sunday, March 1 Time: 2:00pm Eastern Duration: 2-hours Featured Readers: John Arthur, Katie Dozier, John Wojtowicz, Laura Foley Tickets are FREE! (donations appreciated) About The Featured Readers

~ Two Hour Warning! ~

Sunday, March 1, 2026

2pm Eastern

ONE ART x The Poetry Box

Featured Poets: John Arthur, Katie Dozier, John Wojtowicz, Laura Foley

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ONE ART’s Top 10 Most-Read Poets of February 2026 ~ ONE ART’s Top 10 Most-Read Poets of February 2026 ~ Connie Post George Franklin Betsy Mars Marjorie Maddox Jim Daniels Joseph Fasano Charles Rafferty Sara Ries Dziekonski Alison Hurwitz Elizabeth…

ONE ART’s Top 10 Most-Read Poets of February 2026

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Five Poems by Erica Miriam Fabri The Electric Lady The grief counselor told me that widowhood is an amputation. A part of me, cut away. I must learn to live as a fraction of before. It had been a moon and a half since you died. As…

Five Poems by Erica Miriam Fabri in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Bending Toward Hope by Ann E. Wallace Bending Toward Hope A woman I’ve never met before— a stranger, but also, soon, a confidante—starts by telling me she has good luck. Before sharing her story, of cancer and its recurrence, she needs…

Bending Toward Hope by Ann E. Wallace in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Five Poems by Wilson R. M. Taylor Release Fluorescent punching bag of hospital hallways— time sticks like gum on a drunk clown’s shoe: blue-black           blue   &nb…

Five Poems by Wilson R. M. Taylor in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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These plain-speaking poems by Howie Good are deep. So much heart and soul.

Belief by Frank Gaughan Belief We must believe that Lucy wants to hold the football for Charlie. To think otherwise suggests cruelty, and Lucy is not cruel. She offers psychiatric help for five cents. Charlie knows there …

Belief by Frank Gaughan in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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On Christmas someone mentions Ayn Rand by Bradon Matthews On Christmas someone mentions Ayn Rand dad says I’m a big believer in personal accountability, stood on the graveyard of millions of innocents I question the accountability he’s not personally expe…

On Christmas someone mentions Ayn Rand by Bradon Matthews in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Three Poems by Howie Good A Dog’s Life What I remember happening probably didn’t happen quite as I remember it. I was only 4, maybe 5, playing with toy cars and trucks on the sidewalk. A stray dog – a big, brutish German sh…

Three Poems by Howie Good in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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Gossamer just when we believe our bodies have adjusted to absence comes a new season of smoke and wildness take me now in this unexpected heat take me until I cannot help but bleat your name in hunger a horizon of geese naming the sky

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Gossamer by Amorak Huey Gossamer just when we believe our bodies have adjusted to absence comes a new season of smoke and wildness take me now in this unexpected heat take me until I cannot help but bleat your name in hun…

Gossamer by Amorak Huey in ONE ART: a journal of poetry

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