The Man Kissed the Letter
The man kissed the letter slowly Before dropping it in the mailbox. It felt awkward dropping My gas bill in […]
Poems, Poets Abroad, Tributes
Poets Abroad
Poems, Poets Abroad, Tributes
Mysterious Farang
Because she worries About his motivations and why, At night, he habitually drops His keys in the hall, my wife
Poems, Poets Abroad
Riptide
Breath through the windpipe makes a special sound, a kind of gurgle when the throat is cut, as blood seeps
Poems, Poets Abroad, Tributes
My Father’s Painting
Three boats head east toward/div> the docks, another to sea, two figures aboard, as the sun brushes its dusky violet
Essays, Poets Abroad, Tributes
Considering My Silence: On Not Writing in the Jungles of Papua, Indonesia
“Between thought and expression there lies a lifetime.” —Lou Reed In the jungle you have only bound horizons. For a
Poems, Poets Abroad, Tributes
The Death of Old Women
—for Diana Bridge Our mothers: we’ve described symptoms you rarely share outside the family home and not often there: a