READ MORE WHILE DRIVING BY JESSE RIO RUSSELL
You should probably read more while driving.
Something thick, with more adverbs than verbs,
or at least a lot of semicolons.
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You should probably read more while driving.
Something thick, with more adverbs than verbs,
or at least a lot of semicolons.
Posted by admin | Aug 11, 2018 | Non-Fiction | 2 |
If there’s an animal that evokes the north coast of Alaska’s Kodiak Island for me, it’s the bald eagle perched in a seaside spruce tree.
Read MoreLeave your troubles at the borders of the thirsty country –
here, pile them on this cairn to mark the way
for other travelers, and put your clothes there too –
Your few females tuck up at the crook
awaiting the ecstasy of pollen
He put his arm around me, “Now at last, Theodora.” He kept his arm around me as we walked through the house.
“But first some whole-wheat spaghetti.”
Read MoreI’m Joanna, the last to survive
Read MorePosted by admin | May 22, 2017 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
In late November, 1951 my pal, Jim Simpson and I were standing outside our tenement building at Farme Cross in Rutherglen. I was a week or so away from leaving Scotland with my parents, Jimmy and Bessie Johnston, so Jim and I were settling important questions.
Read MoreMy bees and I are saving seed for the coming disorder
To plant a field of wildflowers—my policy of warming.
Laces loosening, flying unshackled,
fully teasing out the exhilarating adventure
of life and death
How the hushed voices burst out in laughter
when the druggist affirmed that he had
Prince Albert in a can, and likewise
the widow who ritually turned off
the porch light on Halloween
I tended the garden,
And I don’t know a thing
About gardens
