About Geri Doran

Geri Doran’s first collection of poems, Resin (LSU, 2005), was selected by Henri Cole for the Walt Whitman Award. Her poetry has appeared in TriQuarterly, New Republic, New England Review, and elsewhere. She was a 2001–3 Wallace Stegner Fellow in Poetry at Stanford University and is the 2005–2006 Amy Lowell Poetry Traveling Scholar.

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So little darkness in the darkness here.
Each leaf a mirror of moonlight, incomparable.
The Japanese maple spooncupped in gold

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