Witness how endings give way to change through the serpentine form of Erik Manuel Soto's "Séance Under a Lunar Eclipse".
Tag: Poem
Joanne Grumet – Exegesis
In seven succinct lines, poet Joanne Grumet explores the relationship between language and faith with her poem "Exegesis".
Beatrice Szymkowiak – Cloudlessness
Poet Beatrice Szymkowiak's stark piece "Cloudlessness" feels as cold and desolate as the imagery it reveals to us.
Hyacinth Harlow – kindred
Hyacinth Harlow's powerful "kindred" puts the disparity between hate and love under their poetic lens, revering our human connection.
Joy Sullivan – Sister
Joy Sullivan's poem on the lived sense of healing while being held in another person's deep, loving attention.
Amelia Schroeder – April 11th
Amelia Schroeder's clear and conversational poem "April 11th" pulses with warmth and curiosity as the narrator inquires of another.
Gary Fox – Dissolve
"Dissolve" by poet Gary Fox is a place poem, woven with the interplay of stillness and motion, light emptying into darkness.
Grant Moser – starings and starvings
Grant Moser's diminutive prose poem "starings and starvings" is disarmingly all-encompassing, a statement that we are alive.
W.S. Merwin – Rain Travel
The influence of Buddhist thought is evident in much of W.S. Merwin’s writing.
Ingrid M. Calderón – come to me
Los Angeles poet Ingrid M. Calderón breathes a little fire into the cold hours of February with her passionate "come to me".