‘Latitude and Loss’: A Poem by Martin Briggs
Latitude and Loss One spring morning they announced themselves at last: a faintly murmured intercourse emerging surely from the ...
Tag: Poetry on Birds
‘A Snowy Egret’: A Poem by Bruce Dale Wise
A Snowy Egret While driving down the road one day, in the pouring rain, a snowy egret flew above ...
The form and theme both sound to me like Herbert. Alienation may be a perennial problem, but in its form…
Christ! I hope these things are inedible. The only things creepier I have seen are tardigrades.
I do take their phones. There's no shame in cheating these days. It's all about what you can get away…
Somehow, this poem made me think of Roger Bacon and Jacob Boehme, which is altogether a good thing. If only…
Thanks, Cynthia. It's been 800 years since the radically exuberant Francis left us one of the greatest of lyrics. I've…
