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LATER FLOWERS FOR THE BEES [by Mary Gilliland]
I garden at the end of a one-block cul de sac. This area bordering the woods is classified on the municipal maps as vacant land. Yes, it’s poetry. The gardens are anything but decorous,…
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Forbidden Fruit [by Michael Lally]
Forbidden Fruit all the forbidden fruit I everdreamt of–or was taught toresist and fear–ripens andblossoms under the palms of myhands as they uncover and exploreyou–and in the most secretcorners of my heart as it…
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Forbidden Fruit [by Michael Lally]
Forbidden Fruit all the forbidden fruit I everdreamt of–or was taught toresist and fear–ripens andblossoms under the palms of myhands as they uncover and exploreyou–and in the most secretcorners of my heart as it…
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Wednesdays with Denise (October 12, 2022): The Prose Poem
T This ‘Wednesday with Denise” is devoted to the prose poem, such as those included in Short (edited by Alan Ziegler) or, if you can find it, Michael Benedikt's anthology The Prose Poem. I…
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Wednesdays with Denise (October 12, 2022): The Prose Poem
T This ‘Wednesday with Denise” is devoted to the prose poem, such as those included in Short (edited by Alan Ziegler) or, if you can find it, Michael Benedikt's anthology The Prose Poem. I…
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“Ode to Poking Around” [by Catherine Woodard]
“I wish to speak a word for the art of poking around,” begins philosopher and nature writer Kathleen Dean Moore in a fine art book beautifully built around…
