
Poetry
Adam Talks With Sisyphus About Gardening
Sisyphus, I forgot to say that, thoughthe sun always dies before I’ve finished,and, when sweat and soil sting my brow, I’ve wishedthese weeds would be

Sisyphus, I forgot to say that, thoughthe sun always dies before I’ve finished,and, when sweat and soil sting my brow, I’ve wishedthese weeds would be

The last thing the Gittite saw was a laughable pebble flung by a gnat of a boy …

After our home burned down in the Tea Fire, I started picking up trash on the streets …

Deplaning the gondola after the steep ascent into the cloud-turbaned peaks, I am stepping high …

We’d become accustomed to the wonders that he worked–the wheel that drives the mill …