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Mirage

By Arthur Sze ·www.newyorker.com

A poem in The New Yorker (June 8, 2026 issue) by Arthur Sze — the 25th U.S. Poet Laureate (2025-2027), recipient of the 2025 Bollingen Prize for lifetime achievement, the 2019 National Book Award for Sight Lines, and a second-generation Chinese American poet based in Santa Fe whose work is celebrated for its layered juxtapositions and its bridging of Western and Chinese poetic traditions. "Mirage" reads characteristically through perception, illusion, the natural world, and the threads connecting distant things. Note: New Yorker blocked direct fetching; author and title confirmed from the URL.

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