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Day 13 The Sealey Polka: Winter by Sarah Vap
For today's quick dance, we are reading "Winter" in Winter by Sarah Vap! Intriguing for sure!!


Day 12 The Sealey Polka: refugees: in their own country by Sunayna Pal
I've been blessed to call Sunayna Pal always a friend and student at times! We are reading the visual poem "Division" in refugees: in their own country.


Day 11 The Sealey Polka: The Locust Years by Kelly Hanwright
Welcome to the dance! We are reading "Demon in the Closet" from The Locust Years by Kelly Hanwright! I admit that I have a signed copy and call her friend. Let's read this beautiful darkness!!


Day 10 The Sealey Polka: The Deep Blue Neptune by Terry Belew
It's Day 10! I admit that I couldn't handle the full Sealey Challenge this year. I'm writing my thesis and crunching archeological numbers, on a dig three days for my internship, and have three books coming out. The fear is real! So, let's do the Polka and read a poem! Today, we're reading "The Great Raccoon War" by Terry Belew in The Deep Blue Neptune!


Day 9 The Sealey Polka: Oracular Maladies by Sophia Terazawa
Check out this intriguing collection!!! We're reading the poem "Litany of Torture" in Oracular Maladies by Sophia Terazawa!


Day 8 The Sealey Polka: Southwest Reconstruction by Raquel Gutie'rrez
A change of pace for today's Polka. We read "Losers on Both Sides of the Family" by Raquel Gutie'rrez in Southwest Reconstruction.


Day 7 The Sealey Polka: Another Phase by Eloise Klein Healy
Today, we read "Wonder" in Another Phase by Eloise Klein Healy! It's tight.


Day 6 The Sealey Polka: Still Water Carving Light by Peggy Shumaker
Okay--for those of you out there still breathing and needing a bit of Sealey oomf, we have "The Moon Shines Equally" in Still Water Carving Light by Peggy Shumaker.


Day 5 The Sealey Polka: basic vocabulary by amy uyematsu
Let's read "Kickball" in basic vocabulary by Amy Uyematsu. The poet's name is not capitalized on the cover, so I've used both capitals and lowercase letters.


Day 4 The Sealey Polka: Who Drowned Here: New and Selected Poems by Max Sessner
Let's read "Rembetika" in Who Drowned Here. This was translated by Francesca Bell.
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