Shayana Foroutan's gritty and tangible "on a trip to rome, my sister’s friend says i seem like i’d hate christianity" pulls no punches.
Tag: Poetry
Wallace Stevens – The Snowman
A poem imbued with a sense of healing and strength cultivated over many seasons, enabling the capacity for wide-open looking and listening.
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.
Seasonal Japan: Emi H. Takahashi on the 72 Micro-Seasons and Their Hidden Meanings
By Trent Thomson. A review of Emi H. Takahashi’s poetic book, Seasonal Japan: 72 Micro-seasons and Their Hidden Meanings.
Matt Pasca – Traitor Psalm
Long Island poet Matt Pasca gives it all up and at the same time transforms us in his engaging poem "Traitor Psalm".
Brooks Lampe – Shiver-Morning Baptism
Oregon poet Brooks Lampe welcomes a strange tranquil newness with his remarkable "Shiver-Morning Baptism".
Jay Jacobs – Last Hour of Solo Retreat on the Peak of a Fearless Mountain
In his poem "Last Hour of Solo Retreat on the Peak of a Fearless Mountain" poet Jay Jacobs invites readers to breathe and accept.
Zahraa Farhat – Pilgrimage
The Dewdrop couldn't be more honored to begin 2026 by sharing Zahraa Farhat's moving and hopeful poem "Pilgrimage".
Matthew Mazzoni – The Blue Mirror
Poet Matthew Mazzoni showers readers of chaotic fragments of localized imagery in his avant garde poem "The Blue Mirror".
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".