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The Bridge by Hart CraneHart Crane an annotated edition edited by Lawrence Kramer Hart Crane's long poem The Bridge has steadily grown in stature since it was published in 1930. At first, branded a noble failure by a few influential critics a charge that became conventional wisdomthis panoramic work is now widely regarded as one of the finest achievements of twentieth century American poetry. It unites mythology and modernity as a means of coming to terms with the promises,

Taylor’s poems present a profound look into the insidious points at which violence originates against—and between—women of color

the imagined was the real: New York City had closed schools

While she chooses to keep her predictions to herself that day

Difficult and often contrarian

supplying whatever smaller linking or auxiliary words you want

and justice

intensely personal search for beauty

to continue advocating for a world in which queer love fantasies become reality and queer love poems “swaddle the impossible / contours of joy

these poems take their cue from Wanda Coleman’s American Sonnets as they rhapsodize and dialogue with artists such as Carrie Mae Weems

Concepts of love are turned over and over in these poems: romantic love

and surreal—to innovate and interrogate both form and content in surpassing the actual

The poems demonstrate Moore’s wide range of interests