RECENTLY PUBLISHED POEMS
Borscht published in Red Letter Poems
Hilda published in Action/Spectacle
Gym Class published in Pangyrus
Seven Longs published in Pacifica Review
Partial Inventory of What I Don’t Know published in Action, Spectacle
Checklist, Interview, and Secretary published in The Feminine I, anthology of persona poems edited by Chris Cooper and Donna Biffar
Found After the Bombing/Gaza in Consequence
Half the Hour and Measure in On the Seawall
TV Blizzard in Lily Poetry Review
Close Is Far and Figured in Red Letter Poems
Split Second in Red Letter Poems
Radio Garden Website in About Place
SELECTED POEMS
Detonated, Camoufleur in Beloit Poetry Journal
Terrarium in Poetry
At the End of the Day Is the End of the Day in Solstice
Green Soldier in Paterson Literary Review
Bath in Paterson Literary Review
Flame under Water in Midway
Tattoo in Solstice
A Building Away in Monthly Review
Memory Is a Lame Dog Lagging in Beloit Poetry Journal
Across the Street in Worcester Review
Look in Sojourner
They Fled North in Women's Review of Books
A River I Knew in Women's Review of Books
89 Elm Street from Keyhole Poems
Jersey in Salamander
Six poems in Monthly Review
DANA PARK
Denise Bergman's poem Red recognizes Cambridge's late 19th-century slaughterhouse and soap factory workers. It is one of a series of Keyhole Poems that wedge historical images of specific places into the present.
The first line of Red is in a permanent public art installation, designed by artist John Powell, in Dana Park, Cambridge, Mass.
The poem Red
