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Michelle Taransky

Michelle Taransky is the author of Barn Burned, Then, selected by Marjorie Welish for the 2008 Omnidawn Poetry Prize. Taransky lives in Philadelphia, works at Kelly Writers House, teaches poetry at Temple University, and co-curates the Whenever We Feel Like It reading series with Emily Pettit.

Recent Work

They Sold The Calf. That Fall

Michelle Taransky

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The bank took over. What had been / the farm. The particular / / that is described in entry 8. By that year / he was a member. Planning...

If This Is A Goat, I Will Tell You

Michelle Taransky

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The goat is used as an insult / With a wide range of meanings / You said the best reason / An answer with a reference / When you mark breaths /...

Building the Bank, Asking

Michelle Taransky

(11)

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Who called the bank / / The bank of / / Grave the bank / / You asked for praying / / Mantis / / / / / When she handed us the...

Subscribed by Michelle Taransky

Sarah Louise Green

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To be one of the geese. / Unhindered and not-suffering by the Lake. / / Souls go by on boat or foot. / Blue squares of water, blue days...

Causing an Impressed

Jordan Stempleman

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What's the worst of the cement truck, that unwifed / shape pouring out, airplane far off or the sanctuary / so unowned and immature? / As I...

Burning Sugar Cane–Honolulu

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Sugar cane is burned the day before it is harvested / / I was told that things must burn / if they are to taste good. / The torch is out back...

Books by Michelle Taransky

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Barn Burned, Then

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