Posts Tagged ‘Megan Snyder-Camp’
Poetry Friday: “Hive Boxes”
October 21, 2016
The sounds in this poem! I love its compactness and humming—its slender shape on the page, just like a tower of hive boxes. Bookended by two phrases that particularly sing—“lit hum” and “known oak”—this poem concentrates its gaze on the compelling paradoxes alive in our world, visible and audible in those very phrases. The hive…
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