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Home / home / Elizabeth Hazen’s New Poem, “Monarch”, Published by Shenandoah Magazine

May 13 2019

Elizabeth Hazen's New Poem, "Monarch", Published by Shenandoah Magazine

Shenandoah Volume 68, Number 2

This page was made in order to redirect to the Shenandoah website HERE where you might read Elizabth Hazen's sublime new poem, "Monarch." Below, is a link to read more about her first poetry collection, Chaos Theories, and lower still on the page is a collection of links to other poems and essays she has written which we host natively on the ASP website.

Shenandoah is a magazine which maintains an important place in the modern American literary landscape. Its unique history involves the likes of Tom Wolfe and even E.E. Cummings. You can read more about Shenandoah HERE.

Chaos Theories by Elizabeth Hazen (cover)

"Fully embracing what the lyric mode does best, Hazen provides the readers with brief, intense poems that preserve a suspended moment in time, attempting to record the thought processes and emotions of the speaker much like tree rings reveal drought, heat, and age. With astonishing clarity and concision, Hazen explores the mysteries of our realities—which are ultimately beholden to entropy." —Charlotte Pence, Kenyon Review

More on Chaos Theories

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Featured Poetry: “Burial at Shanidar” by Elizabeth Hazen

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This is no modern tradition, says Elizabeth Hazen. It is not only now that humans ornament their dead with flowers. “See,” she says in her rumination on tradition and humanity, Burial at Shanidar, “Even from a distance we dream of gardens where there should be stone.” And on Christmas especially, it is so wonderful to curl up with a book of poetry, even to read out-loud to one’s family, and bask in the ways we make words, just like the long winter days of dark, meaningful with light and tradition.

Elizabeth Hazen sits down with Elizabeth Spires to discuss her new Poetry Collection, “A Memory of the Future”

August 26, 2018

  Elizabeth Hazen sits down with Elizabeth Spires to discuss her new Poetry Collection, “A Memory of the Future” Two well-educated poets, clear admirers of one another’s work, and denizens […]

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[Elizabeth Hazen] “Thanatosis” selected for Best American Poetry 2013, an interview and debrief (Fishbowl)

August 8, 2018

Elizabeth Hazen’s “Thanatosis” selected for Best American Poetry 2013, an interview and debrief In 2013 “Thanatosis”, a poem from Elizabeth Hazen’s debut collection Chaos Theories, was selected for publication in Best […]

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