Lebanese-American poet and naturalist Jack Phillips revels in the sacredness, wisdom, and romanticism of wild places.
Tag: sacredness
Topher Shields – Toolbox: Inherited Instruments
"Toolbox: Inherited Instruments" is a six-sequence poem of raw ancestral sacredness wielded by Aotearoa (New Zealand) poet Topher Shields.
Ryan Diaz – Our Lady of Longing
The Dewdrop once again features work from New York poet and theologian Ryan Diaz, who threads the needle between desire and purity.
Bianca Rey – That Night Mongaup Pond Went Silent
As readers, we are present in a moment of profound realization in Bianca Rey's poem "That Night Mongaup Pond Went Silent".
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".
Michael McIrvin – In the Space …
Wyoming poet Michael McIrvin makes holy the simple act of existence, shows us that daily life is perhaps quite miraculous.
Karen Luke Jackson – Noon Prayer at Salisbury Cathedral
In Karen Luke Jackson's stunning "Prayer at Salisbury Cathedral", we are guided up stone, glass, and spire alongside prayers of parishioners.
Jenna Wysong Filbrun – Lost Creek Wilderness (Communion)
Jenna Wysong Filbrun's "Lost Creek Wilderness (Communion)" is both an ode to wilderness and to the sacredness inherent in it.
Sarah Banks – Zinnia
Poet and gardener Sarah Banks revels in the sacredness of a blooming flower in "Zinnia", the first poem published by The Dewdrop this spring.
Kimberly Phinney – Exalted Ground
In her poem "Exalted Ground", award-winning educator and poet Kimberly Phinney blends the boundaries of holiness and the natural world.