Funny Thing
By Katherine Gotthardt |
If I had to give myself a name, it would be laughter. That is what I do. I find things […]
Memory Care
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Every second, you give up a little more, stare at the space between us, mumble one-word answers, refuse your favorite […]
Azalea
By Katherine Gotthardt |
I don't know what you think of white, but tonight, I see azalea petals outdoing the dark, and I think, […]
Wishful Thinking
By Katherine Gotthardt |
I’m in awe of chaos and how easily it erupts, how fragile the audience of everything: one wrong word an […]
Speaking of…
By Katherine Gotthardt |
You’ve come to grips with it: no one’s in the audience. Every day, you hear yourself, reverberating in the mic, […]
Reminder #3
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Open your notebook. Log the times you think you failed. Read it to the wind. -Katherine Gotthardt
On Aging
By Katherine Gotthardt |
Go to the double mirror.
See how age is perfecting you,
every memory creased
Advice
By Katherine Gotthardt |
This is my advice: slice the morning. Make wedges out of hours, minutes where you could be writing poetry. Carve […]
Tattoo
By Katherine Gotthardt |
5 a.m. on a Sunday and I accidentally wake my husband. “Poetry piled up overnight,” I explain. He murmurs, “Death […]
Haiku
By Katherine Gotthardt |
On the sidewalk lone white feather in the wind Angel in the world -Katherine Gotthardt
