What if we thought of poetry as something visible everywhere? Much of what we call poetry IS blogging, a lyric voice meandering through the sounds and images and movements of the world, trying on sensations and seeking interlocutors. Visible Poetry: Aesthetic Acts in Progress aims at expanding some horizons of this oldest of forms.
Fall Riverbank
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Fall Riverbank Too long since I’ve walked nearwhere the slow current stirs
cattails,they and the reflections oftheir dark heads swaying inthe late
afternoo...
Sina Queyras on Anne Carson’s Tag
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“Tag” is a poem in two parts and a rare example of a non-linear poem in the
pages of the New Yorker. One section, “This,” begins with what appears to…
To Alaska and Back I: Getting underway
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It was wonderful to be back in the "land of the big trees;" each evening,
after our chores, we walked around the docks or wandered the neighbourhood.
One n...
Lexicon -- An Exhibition of Weavings by Bhakti Ziek
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I have a new exhibition up at BigTown Gallery in Rochester, VT from October
26 - November 26, 2016. It is called *Lexicon* and includes new weavings as
wel...
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