JENNIFER K. SWEENEY
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POET and WRITER
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Feralis, in Waxwing
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We Should Be Dancing Already, in Waxwing
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Three Poems, in About Place Journal, the 'More than Human' Issue
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The Little Deaths, in The Shore
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Pomegranates, in The Shore
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Once I hid behind a tree and watched a mime, in Guesthouse
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Winning Poems, Orb Weaver and Perseid, in Terrain
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A Box of Oranges, in Sixth Finch
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Three Poem Collages, in Thrush
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Jennifers of the 1970s in Rust + Moth
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What is Worth Saving? in Tinderbox Literary Journal
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SELECTED WORK FROM BOOKS
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Poem for My Son in the Car at Academy of American Poets
The Snow Leopard Mother at Academy of American Poets
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I will break into my life for my life in Thrush
Seen from Above at Verse Daily
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On Not Being an Axeman in SWEET
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Salmon and Blood Orange, Blessing of Hours, Curse of the Horse, and Year of the Ox in Connotations
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In Flight at A Year of Being Here
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Selections from How to Live on Bread and Music and Q and A at
From the Fishhouse poetry archive
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ESSAYS
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White Noise in Terrain
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Metal and Shrine: A Becoming in VELA