Apollo and DaphnePosted on 23 February 2018poetryPublications Published in Penn Review 50.2 “One day, you will find me climbing a stool in the Galleria Borghese, stretching until my body/my face/my breasts/the notch in my hip above where hands settle presses Daphne’s.” Read the rest of the poem here. Share this:SharePrintFacebookPinterestGoogleRedditTumblrEmailPocketTwitterLinkedInLike this:Like Loading...
For the Wife of Alexander WoodPosted on 23 February 2018poetryPublications Published in RHINO 2017 “I imagine wind that morning in Edinburgh / rain / air thick, smoky from chimneys; I don’t know the date / her age / even…Read More