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Friday, September 22, 2017

In Autumn by Mark Irwin

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September 22, 2017
 

In Autumn

 
Mark Irwin
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About This Poem

 

"What's terrifying about autumn is not so much the end of things, but that there's a hidden beginning in some middle you can't yet see but feel, the way one feels the earth move when a bulldozer tears down a building while the world turns red and yellow."
—Mark Irwin

 

Mark Irwin is the author of A Passion According to Green (New Issues Poetry & Prose, 2017). He is an associate professor in the PhD program in creative writing and literature at the University of Southern California and splits his time between Los Angeles and Colorado.

Poetry by Irwin

 

A Passion According to Green

(New Issues Poetry & Prose, 2017)

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"Leaves" by Lloyd Schwartz

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"Detail of the Woods" by Richard Siken

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