Maggie Dietz is an American poet who has served as assistant poetry editor for Slate and as director of the Favorite Poem Project. She has taught at Boston University and the University of Massachusetts-Lowell. According to the Poetry Foundation “When reading Dietz’s poems, one can often sense an aperture widening or constricting as she deftly engages the movement of light and shadow across natural and human cycles.” Show's over, folks. And didn't October do A bang-up job? Crisp breezes, full-throated cries Of migrating geese, low-floating coral moon. Nothing left but fool's gold in the trees. Did I love it enought, the full-throttle foliage, While it lasted? Was I dazzled? The…