Two Poems by Seelai Karzai
“Dream Pilgrimage” and “When a City Falls” by Seelai Karzai
Category: Poetry
Veterinarians
Poetry by A. R. Zarif
Dusk Elegy with Myrtle
Poetry by Joshua Gregory
Love and the Cosmos
Rumi perceived love as nature’s animating force. By Munjed M. Murad
Hymn to Skanda
Poetry by Amit Majmudar
The Judas-Tree
Poetry by Gilad Jaffe
On the Brilliance of Your Story
Poetry by Adrie Kusserow
a prayer | to restore
Poetry by Cherise Morris
Hallowed Earth Sestina
Poetry by Zia Pollis
Desert Sayings
Poetry by Donovan Mcabee
What Can Ancient Spiritual Poetry Teach Us about Living?
A working definition of sacred poetry rises directly out of this poet’s experience as a child praying in Arabic: earnest, musical language meant to thin the partition between a person and a divine. By Kaveh Akbar
The Climate of Grief
How might grieving, as a form of love and remembering, shape our responses to a changing planet? Terry Tempest Williams with Victoria Chang
Three Poems by Corrado Govoni
“It’s Raining,” “The Noon Bells,” and “The Sick and the Sea” by Corrado Govoni, translated by Paula Bohince
Two Poems by Walter Smelt III
“Patriarch” and “Wha’ Izzat?” by Walter Smelt III
Two poems by Daisy Bassen
“Reformation” and “Sonnet for Andrea” by Daisy Bassen
Two poems by Jonathan Rowe
“Sharing Heat” and “Cornerstones” by Daisy Bassen
Encounters with the Possible
A Q&A with Charles Hallisey on his new book, Poems of the First Buddhist Women: A Translation of the Therigatha. By Sarah Fleming
The Child’s Other
Poetry by Tolu Oloruntoba
Two Poems by Jane Zwart
“Maximalism” and “Lazarus, In Icons” by Jane Zwart
Prayer
Poetry by Diane Mehta
