The following announcement appeared on The Accomplished Members a few days ago.
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Originally posted by ___________:
Alan retitled the John Paul II boy scout dream poem 'Agape,"
Gk for God's love for man, or man's love for God and humankind. I sent it to Christian Wiman, and he accepted it by return mail. So I'm two for two with Christian, and I like that in an editor. It was too gay for Jody and too Catholic for Mary's new venue, but I guess it's just right for Poetry. Thanks to all of you who urged me to end with John Paul's Te Dominus Amat, and lose my own couplet.
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I'm wondering if this means
Poetry Magazine has lifted it's refusal to accept
poetry which has appeared in any venue on The Internet or if we were wrong in these two recent threads
http://www.ablemuse.com/erato/ubbhtm...ML/002670.html
and
http://www.ablemuse.com/erato/ubbhtm...ML/002671.html
about what their guideline regarding "appeared online" and "anywhere, in any form" really meant.
We cannot consider anything that has been previously published or accepted for publication, anywhere, in any form. Work that has appeared online is considered to have been previously published and should not be submitted.
http://www.poetrymagazine.org/about/guidelines.html
Anyone have a clue?
[This message has been edited by Laura Heidy-Halberstein (edited July 30, 2008).]
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