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Christiana Castillo 3/26/26 Christiana Castillo 3/26/26

In The Garden

My wild grief didn’t know where to start or end.

Sometimes, I dig my hands

through the earth just to get

my fingers dirty.

Julia Meylor Simpson 2/6/25 Julia Meylor Simpson 2/6/25

“Ophelia’s Soliloquy” & “The Lady in Pink Speaks”

But how to be in a world gone mad. / Not to be is easy. / Simply climb a willow tree, / reach for what you cannot have, / and fall from grace.

Dameion Wagner 12/19/23 Dameion Wagner 12/19/23

Poetry Series: “the daylily / six”

“I wonder what violence will / find me today. A deer’s teeth.”

Dameion Wagner 12/12/23 Dameion Wagner 12/12/23

Poetry Series: “the daylily / four”

“easy to find the tension in the root. / The give. The take.”

Dameion Wagner 12/5/23 Dameion Wagner 12/5/23

Poetry Series: “the daylily / three”

“You fooled me. Your ability to / thrive without needing…”

Scott LaMascus 4/13/23 Scott LaMascus 4/13/23

Walking Peachtree with Georgina Kleege

“Those lost lines throb electric with recognitions—”

JoAnna Novak 8/25/21 JoAnna Novak 8/25/21

Patient

“On Saturday nights, I am haunted by cumbrous memories of my mother.”

Marco Yan 3/8/21 Marco Yan 3/8/21

“Another Moon” & “Bruised Jasmines”

“Nearing thirty, we’re still children who see only metaphors. We’re pilgrims who follow the glow, our minds the candles burning in a tin box, all wax and flames.”