At midday the light is the memory / of light—clipped grass, limbs of trees, your face, / all rinsed in a mild glow.
Compline
Author: psalteryandlyre
Psalm
There won't be / an answer / I understand.
Book Review: As Earth Without Water, by Katy Carl
One mark of many powerful stories of conversion is the role human love plays in the journey toward holiness.
Closing Our Doors
We've made the difficult decision to close our doors.
Two Poems
Maybe, a certain white-crowned sparrow / carries our mother’s name into the dark
Ordinary Essay
Somewhere along the line, I bought the whole thing—to the point where, years later, it still casts a shadow over the life I live now.
2021 Pushcart Prize Nominees
Congratulations to all of our 2021 Pushcart Prize nominees!
Two Poems
Heaped like spring fleeces, like gold / dragon-hoarded, the waters wait for her will, / they wait to be laid down, like wine without vintage.
All There Is
God is like a poet, Kierkegaard once said to / the confessor’s ear of his journal
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