Ovid’s Heroides
One of the least remarked and most remarkable qualities of [...]
Borrowed Division
Imagine, for a moment, that the edges of you can [...]
What the Men Do
June 24, 1942: London So you want to know what [...]
Our house (among all the homes in the city)
Our house (among all the homes in the city) Is [...]
The Death of Clive James Has Been Postponed Again
“It’s quite restful. I sit there all afternoon. I can [...]
Sonnet For A Wedding
What are you doing, the old woman called, collecting those [...]
Auricle
First sound. Then light. A door cracks open in the [...]
A Thousand Oranges
I was waiting for the 5:37 to Wassaic. A woman [...]
Poem for Godot
My dog, the mosquitoes that siphon my blood, the cucumbers, [...]
Apology for My Son Who Stops to Ask About His Mother Once More
The branch, bent to the ground as if under the [...]