Samuel Amadon’s recent books are Listener (Solid Objects, 2020) and Often, Common, Some, and Free (Omnidawn, 2021). He directs the MFA program at the University of South Carolina and edits the poetry journal Oversound with Liz Countryman.
Poetry
July/Aug 2022
Divers
I would declare and could myself believe On some sad day of my own making, blue Absent in my absent green, what I was Wishing another way, as the wind […]
Poetry
July/Aug 2022
Divers
I woke up again where I had been. This A first day or a last day of something. I forgot everything I wanted As music from the windows of passing […]
Poetry
July/Aug 2022
Divers
In my yard, I can fill up red things with Air, my air, out of my own lungs, and since There’s no help, when I fill them up, the air […]
Poetry
July/Aug 2022
Divers
The street I read this book on it in bed Asleep. I went along a TV street, Then a red street, then a street alongside A river, where I woke […]
Jan/Feb 2017
Final Tea with Hoon
Talking to myself, that’s how it felt, That’s how I would say it felt If I kept control of what I said, if I Wasn’t always amassing, out of Control […]