In Memoriam: Stephen Berg (1934-2014), Founding Editor of The American Poetry Review Stephen Berg: Eight Sonnets: Lovesong • Faith • Horseshit in Sunlight • Took the Train to Hear Billie • Wings • Like Flies • Yellow Tree • HandwritingStephen Berg: Prose Poem: Hello, Afterlife!Stephen Berg: Versions of Poems by Zen Master Dogen: Zazen "That Idea" • Trapped • Refusing What Dogen Says It Is • Whatever You Do • This Very Mind is Buddha • On Words • Wake the Nothingness Mind • Awake • Winter • 54 Years • Dogen • Watching the Moon • The Point of Zazen • Inconceivable Mind of Nirvana • Zazen "Moon" • Near DeathEdward Hirsch: "Being Here, Like This": The Poetry of Stephen BergDavid Rivard: "What do I know": Stephen Berg Also in this issue: Jabari Asim: Let Me Clear My Throat • Pinch MeFred Brandfon: The History Boy: Innocence and History in the Life and Music of Pete SeegerJoanne Dominique Dwyer: Orange Jumpsuits • Shining Bucket • Levels of LeadAnna Journey: Enter the Vomit: Employing the Grotesque in Contemporary PoetryDavid Keplinger: Beatification • R • A City I'm Traveling ToDorothea Lasky: Rome • WildMichael McGriff: Cosmology • Skipping Your Funeral • Sleeping Beside White River • Rail YardJohn Poch: The Family Voice: The Confessional Pronouns' Greatest HitsLee Ann Roripaugh: dreaming tsunami • emo tsunami • origin of tsunamiJason Schneiderman: The Loved One Always Leaves: The Poetic Friendship of Agha Shalid Ali and James MerrillNicole Sealey: Virginia is for LoversSandra Simonds: August in South Georgia • 21st Century Ars Poetica • Poetry Is Stupid and I Want to Die • The Elysian FieldsFranke Varca: Between Us • Pilot. Necrophobia [Wake Me Up on Monday]Peter Waldor: New Parents, Bluegrass Festival • The Last of the Original Forms
