Hebrew Numerology
By Poetry Issue 126
Say you could only count to six.
Say seven didn’t exist—no Sabbath, no holy
rest, no end to week.
Read MoreThe End of Cicero
By Poetry Issue 126
He is sixty-four this year,
near the sea, where we
find him, serious, scrounging
“For the Egyptians tell us Hephaestos…”
By Poetry Issue 126
Invention loves desire
but desire brings home war.
Randall Jarrell
By Poetry Issue 126
I could remember only the highway,
Read MoreJuly 21, 1969
By Poetry Issue 126
There was a man that night on the lovers’ moon
walking as if on water
Aphorism 17: The Grass Is Always Greener
By Poetry Issue 126
the world’s ripe belly open in its bloodless way
Read MoreScarecrow
By Poetry Issue 126
They had left about forty crows
in the conference room, as a test.
The Cannon on the River
By Poetry Issue 126
It’s only a blast of gunpowder that loves
to say its own last name
Archaic Torso of Apollo
By Poetry Issue 126
Love is
a dying into only.
Two Soilmass Haibun
By Poetry Issue 126
The recordings of jazz pianists are revised by a magnetic field.
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