Two Poems by Carol Alexander
These two poems by Carol Alexander explore what Salvador Dali called “the persistence of memory,” time’s exigencies layering and…
These two poems by Carol Alexander explore what Salvador Dali called “the persistence of memory,” time’s exigencies layering and…
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A deeply personal poetic offering, an exploration of the quiet, ever-present watchfulness that comes with raising a child with…
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