Moon Loop
By Poetry Issue 129
It was our last summer before the loop of that love tore off
broke free like a dog through a screen door
Divine Nature of Things
By Poetry Issue 129
One time when my young son saw the moon in daylight
he named it flatly.
Thou (a feather)
By Poetry Issue 111
I have carried down the city of you / the continent the fields of corn the fields of you
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By Poetry Issue 111
I have carried down the city of you / the continent the fields of corn the fields of you
Read MoreBishop (of robes)
By Poetry Issue 96
When my mother awakened me as a child, her face was the entire room. Later, it was the bishop’s torso that was the whole nave. Confronting me was a blue density, the body from the ribs up. In my memory I am unable to recover the face or the words. I know there was a…
Read MoreBishop (of air)
By Poetry Issue 96
What is at first staring at birds on a wire sooner or later if you think about it becomes staring into air. This was the kind of staring I was doing the day of the blessing, face to face with the bishop, which was also the day I understood longitude and latitude by way of…
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