I thank God for my citizenship in spite Of the timer set on my life to write These words: I love my mother, I love black women Who plant flowers as sheepish as their sons. –JERICHO BROWN (@jerichobrown1), from “Foreday in the Morning,” featured in the anthology A HOUSE CALLED TOMORROW Your love of poetry is a sustaining force that helps us publish 18-22 books per year and is directly supporting the release of our new anthology, A House Called Tomorrow. Your pledge makes so much possible—if you haven’t had a chance to donate, or wish to increase your contribution, please visit our Kickstarter page. What better way to share our love of poetry with one another—and the world—than through the creation of an anthology that encapsulates fifty years of beloved poems, all from Copper Canyon Press. Poems of love, like the one from Jericho Brown, which speaks to familial love and beyond. You will find much to embrace in this expansive, remarkable volume, filled to the brim with poetry that you can—and will—love. . . . #ahousecalledtomorrow #kickstartercampaign #poetryproject #fundraiser #poem #poetry #poetryofinstagram #poetryreading #newpoetry #bookstagram #coppercanyonpress