The prose poem "Dear Mayor" by Massachusetts poet Pamela Wax immerses us in layers of spiritual practice, grief, loss, and longing.
Tag: loss
Lawrence Bridges – The Concert
Lawrence Bridge's "The Concert" concisely examines a breakdown of interconnectedness in an almost post-apocalyptic way.
Benne van der Velde – Cheers
Prolific Dutch creative Benne van der Velde lets us in as witnesses to coming to terms with grief in his poem "Cheers".
The Anatomy of Moments
Hosho McCreesh's visual, lyrical, haiku-like psalms are strikingly beautiful, and always striving for less.
Telomeres: A Strange Fate
Love, loss and the biology of endings. BY DAVID WHITEHURST
Trapper Markelz – Final Wishes
Massachusetts poet Trapper Markelz paints a picture of grief and rest in the grey quiet of his poem "Final Wishes".
Samuel Gilpin – Do You Ever Have the Feeling That the World’s Gone and Left You Behind
Samuel Gilpin's poem "Do You Ever Have the Feeling That the World's Gone and Left You Behind" is a catalyst to conclusion and reality.
dewdrops: Spring Week 2
Spring Week 2 BY KATHRYN KIMBALL
Beatrice Szymkowiak – Cloudlessness
Poet Beatrice Szymkowiak's stark piece "Cloudlessness" feels as cold and desolate as the imagery it reveals to us.
Kristine Amundrud – Acreage Song
Time and loss isn't ever too far off in Kristine Amundrud's "Acreage Song", but neither is life and resiliency.