New Year Micropoems
More short pieces from January.
New Year Micropoems Read More »
Some poems I’ve posted on Threads. Let’s connect there.
Threads of Poetry – Haiku Read More »
For weeks, you deny you resent me, withdrawing, same as rain, lie holding its breath like heavy August air, you, a drought, and I something else, something like a river, slow drying, abandoned by duckling, white heron, great egret, seeking the usual sustenance from another able body, perhaps the inlet or stream, anything else but
As we wrap up the month, here are some more small offerings.
More Haiku for National Poetry Month 2023 Read More »
Poetry based on vss365 and Mindful Writing course prompts
Haiku for National Poetry Month Read More »
So much depends
upon
Apologies to William Carlos Williams Read More »
by Katherine Gotthardt Through your ageless eyes, I understand your replies to what you most fear: trembling from the tip of the fuse to the cannon’s opening, the rip in the air of civil war, tear in the veil that lies: ‘there is but one truth.’ You can never know for sure where the dying
Speaking to Specters Read More »