Faith, Fiction, Friends

As I’ve gotten older, things that might have been simply interesting or intriguing, but I didn’t have much time for, have become more signif...

New collections by two very different poets,   River Dixon   and   Thomas Colquith , deal with a number of subject and ideas, but I found my...

Poets Scott Owens and David Chorlton might rightfully be called “poets of the land.” But the lands they immerse themselves in, reflec...

Poets have been writing about exile at least as far back as  Ovid’s exile to the Romanian coast of the Black Sea  by the Emperor Caesar ...

We live in a world where relationships, so difficult to establish and understand, can often brea...

Poetry and grief are no strangers; one can find expressions of grief in poetic form going back to Hom...

If I were asked what might be the largest genre of poetry, I would likely answer “the poetry of longing.” I could likely classify a lot...