OCTOBER 4 — for Anne Sexton Why you walked—when you did— Is understandable—the where is Not of importance, now—I can see You dancing that walk to the Andean Flutes of Wipala—October is gentler, Althou… more →
The Laughter of Lazarus -- Poetry & Fiction of Faith and Doubtthomasbrady wrote 2 days ago: Elinor Wylie. Lyrical, with a dash of madness. Where have they all gone? Not only does the candle … more →
megantmaney wrote 1 week ago: Gone, I say and walk from church refusing the stiff procession to the grave, letting the dead ride a … more →
Molly Gaudry wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been reading quite a bit of Anne Sexton lately, and I noticed that on the back of all my … more →
BB Webb wrote 1 week ago: Anne Sexton, the woman and poet, intrigued me greatly as a young woman. Her personal story I found f … more →
collettesimone wrote 1 week ago: THE RED SHOES I stand in the ring in the dead city and tie on the red shoes. Everything that was cal … more →
fallingoutoftrees wrote 1 week ago: I guess this song is pretty applicable to everyone right now. Everyone should check out Gray Matter, … more →
beingjennifer wrote 2 weeks ago: Oh down at the tavern the children are singing around their round table and around me still. Did you … more →
Jennifer Rains wrote 2 weeks ago: I stand in the ring in the dead city and tie on the red shoes. They are not mine. They are my mother … more →
Jennifer Rains wrote 2 weeks ago: A poetry diva of incredible talent, with which she used to prolong her life for many years. Anne suf … more →
lkthayer wrote 2 weeks ago: “I’ve grown tired of love You are the trouble with me I watch you walk right by” ~ Anne Sexton … more →
lkthayer wrote 3 weeks ago: “Yet love enters my blood like an I.V., dripping in its little white moments.” – A … more →
darksatanicmills wrote 3 weeks ago: ‘IN BED, HE SMELLS LIKE A BUTCHER’ I couldn’t help but think of Assia Wevill … more →
Jennifer Rains wrote 3 weeks ago: I have gone out, a possessed witch, haunting the black air, braver at night; dreaming evil, I have d … more →
absurdbeats wrote 4 weeks ago: Maxine Kumin is one of my favorite poets. She works largely in free verse, is economical in her phra … more →
lkok wrote 1 month ago: my mouth blooms at its corners, a resurrection of silence and of night. i was a useless boat on fire … more →
art predator wrote 1 month ago: “Writing is a form of therapy: sometimes I wonder how all those who do not write, compose, or … more →
clearbackpack wrote 1 month ago: Didn’t pack poetry books because I wasn’t expecting a breakdown. … more →
Aaron wrote 1 month ago: ‘I cannot promise very much. I give you the images I know. Lie still with me and watch. We lau … more →
ebsiegel wrote 1 month ago: In my first post, I introduced myself; and in this second one, I want to introduce “Ricky” Riccio, f … more →