Daylily
by Katie Haegele
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Katie Haegele, author of a series of etymology zines, writes ten poems each in a different style including villanelle, limerick, found poem, pantoum, prose poem, haiku, cinquain, elegy, rondeau, and abecedarian. The poems are followed by a brief explanation as to its format and origin. The colorful zine is quarter sized and includes Haegele's trademark vintage graphics and clean typeface.
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