Early Onset
By Katherine Gotthardt |
What I want to do is stop remembering
the rainy morning you drove 50 miles to my house
to help me find car keys I'd dropped in the trash.
Dear Readers: We are all short on time.
By Katherine Gotthardt |
I hate to sound so jaded, but the world we live in, the world that demands so much of our […]
Cure
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Do not silence your life. Disregard fears of tonsillitis, laryngitis, infection. Sing. Sing what is, what was, what isn’t. Trill […]
Ode to a Balloon Let Go in London
By Katherine Gotthardt |
It’s what happens when an orb flies freely, escaping the glass of a world glaring with human imperfection, industry, idols, […]
Mermaid
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Women there know how to live, flippers and sunshine and sea, scales adapting to sand or saltwater, tawny skinned, smiling, […]
Switch
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Springtime and everything switches on, electric song of peepers and honeysuckle. Nature's extraordinary reboot.
More Haiku for National Poetry Month 2023
By Katherine Gotthardt |
As we wrap up the month, here are some more small offerings.
Haiku for National Poetry Month
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Poetry based on vss365 and Mindful Writing course prompts