favourite poems of may
david baker whale fall
gary fincke the girl who breathes through a hole in her neck
gerald stern loneliness
mary oliver music lesson
chen jun in the kitchen (tr. ming di)
arthur sze pe’ahi light
jennifer elise foerster leaving tulsa: “leaving tulsa”
caconrad lonely deep affection
tishani doshi girls are coming out of the woods: “how to be happy in 101 days”
joshua corey mrs. god
kamau brathwaite born to slow horses: “bread”
jennifer kwon dobbs paper pavilion: “digital archive”
kimberly nguyen pregnant pauses
lucille clifton the book of light: “brothers”
pippa little the summer i lived as a wolf
natasha sajé alive
marjorie meeker colour of water
rae armantrout veil: new and selected poems: “dusk”
yi sang au magasin de nouveautes (tr. sawako nakayasu)
tracy k. smith wade in the water: “dusk”
billy collins the breather
leah umansky unleashed
javier zamora how i learned to walk
jacob trapp portrait
satoru sato susuki and dragonflies
jinhao xie moonlight
maya emilia another bomb set off in
eleanor ross tayler captive voices: “against the kitchen wall”
giovanna lomanto i’ll pray for you when you leave
mary oliver in the blackwater woods
natalie diaz when my brother was an aztec: “abecedarian requiring further examination of anglikan seraphym subjugation of a wild indian rezervation”
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Digital archive by Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, Source: Paper Pavilion (White Pine Press, 2007) via Poetry Foundation
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Digital archive
Digital archive by Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, Source: Paper Pavilion (White Pine Press, 2007) via Poetry Foundation
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November is many things, but also National Adoption Month, which comes with many emotions and feelings on all sides of the experience.
So, in case the algorithms didn't pop this up onto some of your radars yet, AGNI recently shared "Afterlives: An AGNI Portfolio of Asian Adoptee Diaspora Writing" curated by Jennifer Kwon Dobbs and Lee Herrick, the California Poet Laureate.
There are some amazing pieces by Na Mee, Tiana Nobile, Greg Santos, Sarah Audsley, Kailee Pedersen, Bo Hee Moon, Mark Kyungsoo Bias, Ansley Moon, Marci Calabretta Cancio-Bello, and myself.
Be sure to give it a look and if you enjoy it, share it with others!
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EXHIBITION 해외입양 70년, 뿌리의집 20년 -
70 years of Overseas Adoption, 20 years of KoRoot.
To celebrate the 20 years of KoRoot’s existence and its closing event of the guesthouse, the artworks of 20+ overseas Korean adoptee and their descendants will be on display July 7-21/2023.
Artists : Michou Amenlynck, Lia Barrett, Nari Baker, Raphaël Bourgeois, JooYoung Choi, Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, Florian Bong-Kil GROSSE, Lee Herrick, Maïté Minh Tâm Jeannolin, Jung, Maja Lee Langvad, Julayne Lee, kimura byol lemoine, Eunha Lovell, MehAhRi, Cathy Min Jung, Leah 양진Nichols, Mirae kh RHEE (이미래/李未來), Lisa Wool-Rim Sjöblom, Ji Sun Sjögren, Tanja Sørensen/Heeja Kramhøft, Kim Sperling, KimSu Theiler.
Family Tree, 2023 (Color print & post-it)
Maïté Minh Tâm Maeum Jeannolin
"As the child of a Korean adoptee in France, I would like to question the trans-generational impacts of international adoption through the lens of transmission. Materializing the export of children by Korean adoption agencies to western countries, the map plays with the idea of Korean adoptee diaspora as extended family or ancestry".
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jubilat 32 is here and wonderful and with work by Holly Amos, Christian Bancroft, Elizabeth Breese, Colleen Louise Barry, Peter Burzynski, Adam Clay, Justin Cox, Nick Demske, Russell Dillon, Ryan Downum, Sadie Dupuis, Deborah Golub, Megan Grumbling, Genevieve Jencson, Daniel Johnson, Matthew Johnstone, Ginger Ko, Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, John Maradik, Sabrina Orah Mark, Maria Martin, Nathan Parker, Delia Pless, Nina Puro, Gabrielle Bates & Adrienne Raphel, Jayme Ringleb, Ardengo Soffici translated by Olivia Spears, Cary Stough, Larisa Svirsky, Ocean Vuong, Esther S White, Jane Wong, Jean Yoon, and Nicholas Breton selected by Emily Bludworth de Barrios. Beautiful cover by Colleen Louise Barry.
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for Omma
Outside your lit window, I stand ten thousand miles away.
Our distance shifts whenever you pass from room to room,
whenever I pause from reading Kim So Wol’s poetry.
Jennifer Kwon Dobbs, Sijo
http://www.fishousepoems.org/sijo/
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I'm pleased to share that "Afterlives: An AGNI Portfolio of Asian Adoptee Diaspora Writing" curated by Jennifer Kwon Dobbs and Lee Herrick has gone live on Agni magazine, a publication I've followed for well over 30 years which was a part of my earliest days as an emerging poet in Ohio and Michigan.
I'm honored to have a new piece of mine in this portfolio, and I have enjoyed the works of the many other Asian adoptees whose work is included in this selection.
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