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“Yellow Wild Flower” [by Laura Cronk]
Yellow Wild Flower I can eat as much as a big man. Wiry stems scarf upsunlight, roots muscle through dirt getting at water.If I could walk, I would run. Instead I shoot upstarburst buds…
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The Ultimate Language Poem [in “The Shining” (1980)]
Wendy Torrence (Shelley Duval) discovers the "Language" poem that her husband Jack Torrence (Jack Nicholson) has been struggling to complete. — sdh
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Diary as Form, or a Case for Hybrid Genres [by Megin Jimenez]
In one of her brilliant essays, poet and novelist Fanny Howe proposes the diary as the ultimate subversive genre: anarchic, directionless, unconcerned with narrative or context. (I believe it's in the collection The Wedding…
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Evie Shockley: Pick of the Week [ed. Terence Winch]
______________________________________________________________________ quiet as it’s kept no one tells you about these boys : their quiet feminism grows like wildflowers : …
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Evie Shockley: Pick of the Week [ed. Terence Winch]
______________________________________________________________________ quiet as it’s kept no one tells you about these boys : their quiet feminism grows like wildflowers : …
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Ed Ochester Presents a Poem by Lynn Emanuel
Eavan Boland says that Lynn’s poems ‘have rare power: they connect to the world through estrangement.’ Yes, but that may sound forbidding. They’re also enormously playful and witty. She has an ‘Homage to Sharon…
