"The Wild Party" is a narrative poem written by Joseph Moncure March in 1928. It tells the story of a lavish party thrown by a couple, Queenie and Joe, in a New York City apartment. The poem explores themes of excess, desire, and the consequences of hedonism as the night unfolds with wild antics and unexpected events. The poem has been adapted into various forms, including a musical by Andrew Lippa and a 1929 film. Its vivid imagery and rhythmic style capture the chaotic atmosphere of the party, highlighting the characters' struggles and the eventual fallout from their indulgent lifestyle.