Poetry

Two Poems by Timothy Shaner

These poems by Timothy Shaner ask how the self is constructed in writing. Is poetry a recollection in tranquility, a projection of the as yet…

Three Poems by Dustin Renwick

by: Dustin Renwick With a playful gravity that directs our attention to the cosmic and mundane in equal measure, these poems by Dustin Renwick remind…

Two Poems by Meredith McDonough

by: Meredith McDonough These two poems by Meredith McDonough explore the ways in which divisive government actions can often collapse the distance between the separate self…

Three Poems by Theo Richards

by: Theo Richards In these lush love poems, Theo Richards sings of  “…the earth swollen and bursting,” of the abundance of the heart and of the…

Two Poems by Carolynn Kingyens

Two Poems by Carolynn Kingyens

by: Carolynn Kingyens These two poems by Carolynn Kingyens are meditations on the passage of time and the inevitable loss that accompanies it. The stories we…

Two Poems By James Miller

Two Poems By James Miller

by: James Miller James A. Miller’s poetry speaks to us of the real world, the one riven between loss and abundance, between a shattered belief…

Three Poems by Tomo Williams

Three Poems by Tomo Williams

by: Tomo Williams Tomo Williams’ exploration of the musical potential of language in these poems lights a fuse that sends them exploding off the page…

Three Poems by Hugo Simões

Three Poems by Hugo Simões

by: Hugo Simões Hugo Simões’ poems ask the reader to (re)invest our deepest level of attention to our lived, sensual experience so that we too can…

Two Poems by Lucas Gonzalez

by: Lucas Gonzalez With a conversational diction that immediately engages, Lucas Gonzales’ poetry explores the limits and possibilities of poetic utterance. Given that we all “want…

Two Poems by Imran Khan

Two Poems by Imran Khan

by: Imran Khan Imran Khan’s poems externalize memory and perception, locating both in the landscape so that the experience of place and of self (and…