Poetry

Poetry
Heather Cadenhead

Remorse Code

I used to want you to understand all of it: the dripping roof, stalagmites rising up like dandelions …

Poetry
Hannah Notess

Dwell

In the future we will live in pods of reclaimed wood and very white bed-linens …

Poetry
Mark Hiskes

Passing the Peace

On good weeks it happens twice. Once on Sunday morning, sunlit sanctuary …

Poetry
Jenni Breems

Bearing Witness

ICE arrested someone on my block. Walking my dog, I saw the witness first …

Poetry
Deb Baker

Be opened

to the absence of your own voice filling your inner silence …

Poetry
Steven Peterson

A Famine of Words

It says right there in Amos chapter eight: “The time is surely coming,” syas the Lord …

Poetry
Karen An-Hwei Lee

Awake

An olive tree, aflame in my mind, awake in the wee hours …

Poetry
Lila Tindall

On Absolution

I pass the big nursery on the way to see my father for the first time in a year …

Poetry
Betsy Howard

Grafting Apple Shoots

Gashes in the green. Stumps and roots serve in …

Poetry
Janet Ruth Heller

Annunciation

After Fred broke up with me,I returned to graduate schooland immersed myself in six classes,an overload, trying to heal. One sunny autumn day,I sat alone