Samantha Malay's impeccable "Harvest" is a poem cultivated in the wild liminal space between seed and bounty.
Tag: loss
Chelsea Fraser – October
Finding ourselves here in the depths of October, The Dewdrop is pleased to offer a sonnet by poet Chelsea Fraser, aptly entitled "October".
The Gift
Love, hope, and reality; are woven and wrapped together. BY NANCY FRANCESE
Karlié Rodríguez – Slashed by the Swamp
In her prose poem "Slashed by the Swamp", Karlié Rodríguez allows readers into the swamp for a peek at the tragedy of want.
1968
During the turbulent times of the late1960s in the United States, a family experiences death, and the dread of war. BY R.J. CHISHOLM
Nathan Hassall – Perhaps it is Grief
Trancelike, Nathan Hassall's "Perhaps it is Grief" examines death and loss, reveals the interplay between love and endings.
Why I Write: Kurt Cole Eidsvig
Kurt Cole Eidsvig digs into motivation, poetic strategies, and the mystery of where the arrows of our intentions land.
Now and Then
BY CAMILLE GOODISON - Rediscovering the strength and joy in a family's legacy, and appreciating the similarities and differences.
Nathan Bakken – call it resurrection
Poet Nathan Bakken breaths oxygen into an ember of warmth in a place of stone, darkness, and death with their poem "call it resurrection".
Donald Mace Williams – A Translated Passage from “Beowulf”
Donald Mace Williams breathes new light into the 10th century Old English epic poem Beowulf, written in iambic meter.