Except More conscious each day of each everyday, I pray I will release them more easily than I released the kind of loving that is only returned […]
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Genre: Poetry
Poetry
First Epitaph & VIII, translated from the Spanish by Jesse Lee Kercheval and Jeannine Marie Pitas
First Epitaph And if it weren’t for this cold night of barking, and if it weren’t for the jarring smoke of the cigar, if it weren’t for the darkness […]
Read MoreAs a Jewl of Gold in a Swine’s Snout Examination of Ann Pudeator, Murthering Midwiffe—July 2, 1692 Birth is a resky acte froght w’th apprehenson. I have bond this […]
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wyoming in this episode i play a springboard diver in a slick production selling flight. despite many vertical rips—no splash, sleek mane when surfacing—they want another take. works […]
Read MoreSomeday I’ll Love Leila Chatti after Frank O’Hara, et al. Take heart—the lilacs are yours as much as anyone’s; you need never audition for spring. What delights delights in […]
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The Weathers 1. To us children, the small hotel garden was filled with effects, but not causes. Overhead, petals falling, or leaves spaced perfectly— if we […]
Read MoreIn ALABAMA I ran across a park so green: the trees green, the sky green, the river green, the houses green, & the little dog barked a green mean thing. […]
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The Night Is a Clock Chiming The night is a clock with eyes chiming in another language. Lonely husband, your eyes remake my being, and how we […]
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Poetry
Night Fright Fest; Failed Wife Enterprise; Unrecorded Losses in War; & Routine of Everyday War, translated from the Arabic by Sawad Hussain
Routine of Everyday War I page through the Death album Face after face after face The longer the war burns The more faces I recognize I […]
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