
HOMAGE | TRAVEL STORIES & ESSAYS
HOMAGE | NEW & SELECTED POEMS
Emily Hiestand
All the poems in Homage can be read on this page.
“Dazzling, engaging, superb poems” in which the poet “swings from earth and the quotidian to space and the larger connections of nature.” — San Jose Mercury News
“Defining, broadening the window of reason” – Judith Kitchen, The Georgia Review
“Language as continuous with the natural world” — The Boston Reivew
Emily’s poems have been published by The Atlantic, The New Yorker, Best American Poetry, Agni, Carolina Quarterly, The Georgia Review, Graywolf Press, The Hudson Review, Milkweed Editions, The Nation, The New York Times, Partisan Review, Prairie Schooner, Southwest Review, Verse, and other journals. / Reviews and Praise

NEW & SELECTED POEMS
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Section I

Likewise

In A Pine Grove

Chain of Being

Midsummer

Call and Response

Leaves

Souvenirs Entomologiques

Travel Slides

In the Everglades

Keeping Time

Winter Garden At Twilight

Section II

This Is Something Simple

Thought Experiment for A & B

On Nothing

Taking Pictures of Ducks

At the Pavilion

Infants

On Manitoulin Island

Earth's Answer

Rain in Streetlamp Light

Section III

At the Movie Theater

Searchlights over Atom City

The Moon Winx Sign

Planting in Tuscaloosa

Regional Airport

Section IV

Movie Review

Tall Order

This is a World

Half Rhyme

Quiet Woman

Conjuring

Story

“Dazzling, engaging, superb poems” in which “Hiestand swings from earth and the quotidian to space and the larger connections of nature.”
— San Jose Mercury News, reviewing Green
”The new vantage points of the physics of our time are alive in this poetry. It crackles like some source of energy we had no idea we had lived without and now, of course, would not.”
— Jorie Graham, introducing Green, recipient of the National Poetry Award
Grateful acknowledgement is made to the following editors and publishers in whose publications some of the poems in Homage first appeared (often in earlier versions).
The Atlantic, Peter Davison, and David Barber, poetry editors
Agni, Askold Melnychuz, founder, editor
Carolina Quarterly
Graywolf Press, National Poetry Award book, selected by Jorie Graham
The Georgia Review, Stanley W. Lindberg, editor between1977-2000
The Hudson Review, Paula Deitz, editor-in-chief
Milkweed Editions, several volumes edited by Laure-Anne Bosselaar
The Nation, Katrina vanden Heuvel, editorial director, publisher
New South Books, volume edited by Jennifer Horne
The New Yorker, poetry editor Alice Quinn
The New York Times, Op-Ed Page, assigning editor David Shipley
Partisan Review, Rosanna Warren, edition editor
Prairie Schooner
Southwest Review, Willard Spiegelman, editor emeritus
Verse, Bonnie Costello, edition editor
University Press of New England, Deborah DeNicola, volume editor
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