🎭 Culture Jul 2, 2026 · David Lehman

“Come Live with Me and Be My Love”

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After taking a short detour to craft a Talking Pictures quiz on classic 20th-century movies (find the answers here), your poetry team captain is back with a review of the April centos and a new prompt featuring a venerable poetic line. As of June, the call for centos—poems composed entirely of lines lifted from other sources—had provoked more than 100 responses, including “Bygone” from NLP all-star Charise Hoge:
I took the lake between my legs.
Eight mallard ducks fly over
to the angel’s skin.
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