Brooklyn poet Erica Miriam Fabri presents a dialogue of love, loss, and acceptance in her dramatic and melancholic "The Bride and the Wolf".
Tag: love
About Love
How the countless tiny impressions of family life shape the evolution of love, touch, and communication. BY RANDI MILLER
The Merlin (Surprised by Joy)
An injured merlin opens the door to the way in which grief and joy are so bewilderingly intertwined in our hearts. BY DEREK FURR
The Taste of Honey, the Sting of Bees
When a wild honeybee colony claims an empty backyard hive, their arrival could be a divine metaphor for a new relationship. BY STACEY BALKUN
Home is in a Recipe
Discovering how food transcends nourishment to embody love, memory, and belonging. BY NATHALIE DE LOS SANTOS
Not Done
The hardest battles of cancer often give rise to the most resilience, wisdom and love. BY NOAH LANE BROWNE
Elias Tucker – Corona del Mar
Emerging poet Elias Tucker offers much more than a love poem with his "Corona del Mar". He offers praise and gratitude to God.
Jenna Wysong Filbrun – Epiphany
As many faiths lean into the spiritual essence of the holiday season, poet Jenna Wysong Filbrun returns to The Dewdrop with "Epiphany".
Jack Phillips – What We Learn in the Woods
Lebanese-American poet and naturalist Jack Phillips revels in the sacredness, wisdom, and romanticism of wild places.
Mary Oliver – To Begin With, the Sweetgrass
Great wisdom may be addition by subtraction - by releasing our preoccupation with individual identity, we enter a vast and bountiful connection with all of life.