 On December 2, 2010, "This Land Is Our Land" was cited by the Poetry Foundation as one of the top read articles on its website.Biespiel took up a similar strain of this subject in "The Rumpus" in his January 15, 2014, Poetry Wire column titled, "Something More Than Style".Where "This Land Is Our Land" argued for poets to be open to engaging the body politic as individuals, "Something More Than Style" wondered if conceptualism held poets back from engaging the social and political world more generally in their poems.