Fugitives, Lost Horse Press, 2016Winner of the 2016 Idaho Prize for Poetry, selected by Kim Addonizio, and the 2017 Connecticut Book Award for Poetry
"Danielle Pieratti’s nuanced meditations create a world of inner and outer landscapes, inextricably bound. Her poems suffuse the ordinary—hay and mud and ice, horses and orchards, childhood and womanhood and parenthood—with a sensibility both acute and tender. I love the mood of this collection, its music and clarities and mysteries. Savor it slowly. “For the moment, nothing that is here / flies away.” —Kim Addonizio Danielle Pieratti's poetry volume Fugitives navigates the complex, expansive space between the writer and the world and explores the mundane moments and materials that make up ordinary days and finds there the ambiguities of mystery, shadow, and song. —CT Center for the Book |
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Published Poems"Rubric for Burying a Hen," forthcoming in Dialogist, 2020
"Matins," Mid-American Review, 2020 "Myths," New Square, 2019 "Elegy With Pine Nuts in its Mouth," Long River Review, 2019 "Autumn," Radar Poetry, 2019 "Ars Poetica," Cream City Review, 2019 “Rupture, or Midnight at the Woodpile,” Yemassee, 2014 “Postcard from the Tropics,” Barn Owl Review, 2014 “Scouting,” Sixth Finch, 2013 “In the Hayloft” & “Malediction,” Absent Magazine, 2011 “Anniversary” Poems, Inkspill, 2011 “Review,” Projector, 2011 “Still Life with Wonder,” Centaur, 2011 “Daylight,” Rhino, 2008 “A Reckoning,” Watchword, 2008 “Love Poem,” Boston Review, 2005 “Ginger” Poems (5), The Paris Review, 2004 “Floating Under Ice Down the Hudson River” & “Still Life with Hen,” Gulf Stream, 2004 “Invocation” & “The True Story of the Horse Trader’s Girl,” Tulane Review, 2004 “Training” Poems (2), Western Humanities Review, 2003 |
Published Translations Giovanna Cristina Vivinetto, forthcoming in Words Without Borders, 2020 From the Red Desert, Maria Borio, Words Without Borders, 2020 Three poems by Martha Canfield, New Poetry in Translation, 2019 |
Chapbooks
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"The Post, the Cage, the Palisade," Dancing Girl Press, 2015
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"By the Dog Star," Sarasota Poetry Theatre Press, 2005
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