Holy Saturday
By Poetry Issue 121
In the corner of the kitchen window,
a crane fly is caught in a spiderweb.
It has not stopped struggling
all afternoon.
Spotted Lagoon Jellies
By Poetry Issue 121
agnus dei
By Poetry Issue 121
Unfaith. Is how that which. Without which. Is nothing.
Is nothing before and then after.
Driving around Surry County with Drugs in the Car
By Poetry Issue 121
all the grandmothers who couldn’t let go
are given a sword and some kind of new eyes
On Being Asked, at JFK, to Interpret a Stranger’s Texts
By Poetry Issue 121
Her British husband messages from Maine:
I need more time 2 think. It’s peaceful here.
Syllabus for Spicer
By Poetry Issue 121
the fool who drinks the moon learns the moon’s old lesson
Read MoreCanto XXXI
By Poetry Issue 121
But your face is quicker than sparrows
Read More“Before I Understood This Place”
By Poetry Issue 120
I feel I’m floating on a pond
of sadness,
Once Upon a Time
By Poetry Issue 120
the children
were everywhere,
some you gave birth to
and some you didn’t,
On the Fugitive Letters
By Poetry Issue 120
The Z falls from doze
waking us to the forested creature inside


