Two Ekphrastic Poems: “Headless Mary” and “Mary and MAGA” [guest post]
My friend Judy Walsh-Mellett shares two ekphrastic poems inspired by two different statues of Mary: “Headless Mary” and “Mary and Maga.”
My friend Judy Walsh-Mellett shares two ekphrastic poems inspired by two different statues of Mary: “Headless Mary” and “Mary and Maga.”
This year for National Poetry Month, poet Rebecca Jane (author of She Bleeds Sestinas) shares why she wrote daily haiku devoted to native plants of California.
My friend and colleague Julia Rocchi considers crucial questions regarding the relationship between poetry and prayer.
In both verse and prose, my friend and colleague Ginge Sivigny shares why she writes poetry.
As guest contributor Darcy Wiley notes, “Poetry may not solve problems, but it often de-centers them, bending toward small creatures and hidden moments.”