What are your favorite paying markets and why?

I had some time today, so I decided to send some poems to paying markets. It's been a long time since I've sent any work geared toward adults out. I looked at my spreadsheet for potential markets for each poem and almost all the markets are gone. I'm feeling sad and discouraged. It gives a real sense that poetry for adults is dying. The markets thread here is pretty outdated too, which is why I started a new thread. (Mods, feel free to combine this with that one if I made the wrong choice.)

I have Room Magazine, The Pedestal, Poetry Magazine, and Great Weather for Media left. Admittedly my list wasn't very extensive to start with. None of the local publications I know of pay, and I am aware of a dozen or so. The Submission Grinder doesn't have a poetry option that I can find, so I'm feeling lost. And that brings me to the thread title: what are your favorite paying markets for your poetry and why?

(By paying, I mean I'll get at least $1 for my time and effort. It just makes me feel a little more legit. I in no way expect to earn a living from poetry.)

I'd forgotten about the listing on Poets and Writers. Feeling a little better today. It'd still be good not to have to research hundreds of publications or to have some opinions to support the research since you can only learn so much from the Internet and I can't read every publication out there. So, favorites and reasons are still welcome.

Thanks, Smirkin. I'm also hoping they reopen, but the website doesn't list poetry. Have you sent them anything? I'd love to hear people's experiences with a magazine.

Good to know. I have an essay I'd love to send them as well as a poem or two.

I subbed some work to Christian Science Monitor and Confrontations this week. (It's a lit magazine of a university I intended as a graduate student and didn't know existed.) We'll see what I get back.

Good luck.