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Galway Kinnell Atlanta

Blackberry Eating
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Lady Otomo No Sakanoe Atlanta

"You Say 'I Will Come'"
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A vertical red poster features the poem The Love Poems of Marichiko by Kenneth Rexroth in black text.

Kenneth Rexroth Atlanta

The Love Poems of Marichiko
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A white question mark is set against a bright yellow background. The poem, The Question, by Karla Kuskin is written in black text.

Karla Kuskin Atlanta

The Question
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A lime green poster with blue and black bars features the poem The Panther by Rainer Maria Rilke written in white text.

Rainer Maria Rilke Atlanta

The Panther
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A black and purple poster features the poem Window by Carl Sandburg written in white text.

Carl Sandburg Atlanta

Window
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A gold and black poster features the poem Transit by Richard Wilbur. A silhouette of a moving person is in the background.

Richard Wilbur Atlanta

Transit
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A white poster with purple snowflakes resembling flowers features a poem titled Winter Poem by Nikki Giovanni.

Nikki Giovanni Atlanta

Winter Poem
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Gwendolyn Brooks Atlanta

Speech to the Young: Speech to the Progress-Toward (Among them Nora and Henry III)
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A red and yellow poster features a poem titled Summer by Walter Dean Myers in white text. To the right of the poem is a sun drawn in black.

Walter Dean Myers Atlanta

Summer
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A bright red poster features the poem Let there be new flowering by Lucille Clifton written in white text. The poster is decorated with two yellow flowers and a yellow patch resembling a splotch of paint.

Lucille Clifton Atlanta

Let there be new flowering
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A square poster depicting a jumble of blue, purple, and black letters features a poem titled Hermandad by Octavio Paz.

Octavio Paz Atlanta

Brotherhood
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Cathy Song Atlanta

Lost Sister (an excerpt)
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A white poster features the poem Sandinista Advioncitos by Lawrence Ferlinghetti. A red graphic depicts a kneeling person clutching a butterfly. A red leaf floats in the right corner.

Lawrence Ferlinghetti Atlanta

Sandinista Advioncitos
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A purple poster features the poem Listen to the Mustn’ts by Shel Silverstein written in white, black and yellow text. Behind the poem light purple rays extend up and out.

Shel Silverstein Atlanta

Listen to the Mustn'ts
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A lime green poster with interlinking circles features the poem, For Friendship by Robert Creeley written in brown text.

Robert Creeley Atlanta

For Friendship
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A white poster with an abstract gold design features the poem, Four in the Morning by Wislawa Szymborska written in black and red text.

Wislawa Szymborska Atlanta

Four in the Morning
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A green and white poster resembling a visa features the poem, Happiness by Stephen Dunn. The poem is written in grey and white text and is set against thick black strips.

Stephen Dunn Atlanta

Happiness
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A white poster features the poem, I imagine Angels by Guillaume Apollinaire written in light brown text. The poem takes the shapes of two ovals. Blue and yellow lines ribbon among them.

Guillaume Apollinaire Atlanta

I Imagine Angels
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Purple poster resembling lined paper features a poem titled First Grade by William Stafford in white text. Behind the text, names from the poem appear in large magenta letters.

William Stafford Atlanta

First Grade
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Linda Pastan Atlanta

Aspects of Eve
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Stephen Crane Atlanta

A Man Said to the Universe
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Stephen Dunn Atlanta

Happiness
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