The First Turning
The Night Air Changes
–-This poem reflects on the first unmistakably cool night of early autumn, when pauses in the crickets’ song, the scent of fallen…
The First Turning
–-This poem reflects on the first unmistakably cool night of early autumn, when pauses in the crickets’ song, the scent of fallen…
The First Turning
–-This poem reflects on a garden stone retaining the day’s warmth as autumn evening gathers, offering one final resting place for a…
The First Turning
–-This poem reflects on the screen door as a seasonal threshold, where summer’s constant passage between house and garden gives way to…
The Late Gold
–-This poem reflects on the unknowable last warm evening of summer, where an ordinary night becomes precious because endings often pass without…
The Late Gold
–-This poem reflects on the final chorus of crickets before sunrise, marking the quiet handoff from night to morning in the gentle…
The Late Gold
–-This poem opens Book III by entering late summer, where the fierce brightness of high summer softens into golden light, reflection, and…
High Summer
–-This poem reflects on the quiet contrast between the natural rhythms of a summer night and the solitary glow of a screen…
High Summer
–-This poem reflects on night swimming as a form of release in high summer, where heat, darkness, and water meet in quiet…
The Long Light
–-This poem reflects on crickets after dark as the quiet music of a summer night, where sound gently takes the place of…
New essays, stories, and poems delivered when they're ready. No schedule, no algorithm, no spam. Just the signal through the noise.
You must be logged in to post a comment.