The American Poetry Review Vol. 46 No. 2 - Mar/Apr 2017

Kazim Ali: Yannis Ritsos • Marie's Crisis • Apasmara Climbs to the Mountain Lake • Night: A Celan VariationBeth Bachmann: Blush • Form • Glass • Mother Outside • /ClosureJoshua Bennett: Metal Poem • When Thy King Was a Boy • Mike Brown Is a Type of ChristNicole Callihan: Dwelling • Snow • The Inevitable Hunger That One Brings to the Thanksgiving TableJulie Carr: On Property and MonstrosityCarol Ann Davis: On the Tangential, The Leftovers, and the Memoirs of Felix NadarAlex Dimitrov: Water • Strangers and FriendsElaine Equi: If Next Week Is Good Friday • More Unisex ColognesKatie Ford: Ten Sonnets: • [Sonnet] 11 • [Sonnet] 12 • [Sonnet] 13 • [Sonnet] 14 • [Sonnet] 15 • [Sonnet] 16 • [Sonnet] 17 • [Sonnet] 18 • [Sonnet] 19 • [Sonnet] 20Ilya Kaminsky: We Lived Happily During the War • While Helicopters Circle the Avenues • Fire • They Shoot into the Crowd to Clear the Central Square • On Earth in My Pajamas • Lullaby • To Live • 2 AM Bombardment • Stories, Written in Air • Police Shovel Sonya into a Car, as Neighbors Watch • Snow Falls and Her Raincoat SwellsIlya Kaminsky: Ilya Kaminsky interviewed by Philip MetresDavid Kirby: Foreign Movies • I CanDiane K. Martin: Our House • Shower Epiphany with LasagnaLaura McCullough: I Am Calling YouJane Mead: HePhilip Metres: Ilya Kaminsky interviewed by Philip MetresCarol Muske-Dukes: Kashmir: Hindu DoctorNathaniel Perry: Somebody Loves Us All: Elizabeth Bishop Across a ChasmMichael Ryan: To Talk About Me • Very Glad • Geriatric Aubade • Submission • The Makeup Artist • Kafka StairmasterJason Schneiderman: Wolf • Wolf and Fox • Scorpion and Wolf • Peter and the Wolf Orchestra • Wolves and SleepDanniel Schoonebeek: Poem with a Gun to Its Head • ArchilochosBruce Weigl: For Night • The Hanoi Winds Bringing Winter to the Old World Elegy • Hoa Sen • Hoa Sen, West Lake, 2010 • Crazy with His Anguish and Dumb with Grief • The Elephant Gift in the Room