Two Poems
A grizzly snorts and scratches at the pulpit— / But I’m the only one who runs. Continue reading Two Poems
Category: Poetry
Riverine
We pulse over the ledge— / split, rejoin. / Shimmy through log jam. / Jade the pool. Continue reading Riverine
In which I discover
At my niece’s / dance recital, the fact / that she plays / both Krishna / & Krishna’s lover— Continue reading In which I discover
Covenant
Heavenly Father, I make of myself / an offering. My God—or demon, / / I don’t much care—let me call you / Lord and obey. Continue reading Covenant
the Word of God to the bao shop folk
let’s esteem each other highly / in this moment: some who are steaming and serving / some refueling Continue reading the Word of God to the bao shop folk
Frogging It
Refers to unraveling something knitted— / taking the yarn and pulling and pulling Continue reading Frogging It
White Flower
Further on, hills with their wayward / rolling, and below, the white clover / pulls through the greening. / Momentary holy. Moist dirt. Continue reading White Flower
Compline
At midday the light is the memory / of light—clipped grass, limbs of trees, your face, / all rinsed in a mild glow. Continue reading Compline
Psalm
There won’t be / an answer / I understand. Continue reading Psalm
Psaltery & Lyre 