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Shake It Up by Maggie Devers & Weekly Poetry Recap | One Poem More
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- One Poem Only
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- May 17, 2026
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- 570
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Summary
One Poem More gathers all of this week’s poems from One Poem Only—an unhurried chance to listen again, or catch what you missed. This week’s poems What's Wrong with My Heart by Gillian Shiels A Few Weeks Into the Dreams by Jorge Lopez Llorente Benedict Fruit by Yonsiri Rojas Disjointed Conversations by Jean Wathugu Human-Nature by Katie-May Fincham In the Hot Spring Locker Room by Haley DiRenzo Plus one new one to carry us into the week ahead Shake It Up Maggie Devers I water my plants to feed myself I feel my toes expand My neck release My lungs make room for air We're not under the boot But we feed it Leila Khalid said revolution Must mean life in all forms So I dream of life– In the plants I feed, In my daughter's wet hair I comb after she swims, In my mother's hands As she towels off the dog Who shakes, covering us With water And we squeal in unison As we recall life And revolt More from Maggie Devers ↓ My debut poetry collection, For My Daughter , available as an audiobook. Purchase a signed copy of For My Daughter or get one free by subscribing to the podcast: One Poem Only on Patreon Follow me on Instagram for more poetry @rembrandts.cure More from this week’s poets Find links to each poet’s work, books, and social accounts in the show notes for the individual episodes. Support + Stay Connected to OPO If you’d like to support the show, Substack and Patreon members receive a copy of my book, For My Daughter , along with episodes from the audiobook. Poetry is better when it’s lived with. Thank you for listening.