Nature in the Now Altar 17 Apr 2019 Photograph by Nathan Holloway Nathan Holloway is a poet, photographer, and composition instructor living in rural Arkansas and documenting the experience of being rural, queer, and southern. You can find…
Nature… Samara 15 Apr 2019 - Julie Martin A poet and a public school teacher, Julie Martin lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota with her husband and two teenage sons. Her poetry has appeared in Alpha…
Nature… Color by Letters 12 Apr 2019 for T.H. Every day Trevor posts a new painting on Facebook, his pace matching the Vermont winter’s tenacity of days following snow that follow nights following snow. This morning, above…
Nature… Seasons of Life 9 Apr 2019 Photograph by Sofia Martimianakis Sofia Martimianakis is an avid hiker, writer and photographer based in Toronto. She completed her undergraduate degree in Literary Studies at the University of Toronto and…
Nature… Zack in April 7 Apr 2019 - Maureen O'Brien Maureen O'Brien teaches Creative Writing to inspiring and amazing teens.
Nature in the Now Flight of Fancy 5 Apr 2019 - Terry Bodine A graduate of the College of William & Mary, Terry Hall Bodine works as housing coordinator at University of Lynchburg. Recent publication credits include Roanoke Review, Scintilla,…
Nature in the Now seduction of winter’s lover by spring’s first warmth 4 Apr 2019 - LQ McDonald III LQ reads everything he can get his hands on, writes everything he can wrap his heart around, and generally enjoy words in all their whimsy. When…
Nature in the Now The Cubit of Necessity 3 Apr 2019 It would be unnecessary To document the Blue-jay Coursing from branch to fragile branch In the biblical signature of wind. But I’m writing this poem For you, whether you read…
Nature in the Now Brief Respite from the Rain 2 Apr 2019 "She believes she is herself, which isn’t complete madness, it’s belief... a surface of water in an uninhabited world... you wouldn’t think of her form by thinking about water..." --Mei-Mei…
Nature in the Now Hanover 1 Apr 2019 Connecticut River, thinned to a tensionless film, almost silverleaf- mirroring the could-grey sky. A single bullnose carp, deep copper against the rivermurk– it appears frozen. A glyph installed by Damien…
Nature in the Now Looking Out 31 Mar 2019 I was standing in this rock like cave looking out. Photograph by Michelle Wittensoldner
Nature in the Now For Joy 30 Mar 2019 Plump pigeons wheel and float, sunstruck necks glittering; gray wings wide, they ride the tufts of lifting wind— a wild, joyous dance. They know the perfect predator perched above, …
Nature in the Now Genesis Trio 29 Mar 2019 Genesis Story It is time for renewal It is time for cleaning, for a laying on of hands, be washed by the snow as it melts, listen only to the…
Nature in the Now Breath 28 Mar 2019 Until he hikes far enough away to where lawnmowers do not whine and tires do not hum on concrete to where warblers rustle leaf to leaf until he finds a…
Nature in the Now Once More 26 Mar 2019 Muted to cornflower, my brain drifts into other blue hues, meanwhile the heavens bleach themselves accordingly. Since I have not slept, I have seen it all: the rise and fall…
Nature in the Now Knock Knock 25 Mar 2019 Photograph by Michelle Wittensoldner Was quite funny, I was actually out looking for owls this day...I was looking in trees and holes, etc. It was as if this squirrel was…
Nature in the Now The Moon and Venus 24 Mar 2019 The moon rose as a woman today, Face half-buried in a pillow of clouds; Her mouth round, Eyes soft, Looking on me As I walked through pines In the fading…
Nature in the Now And in Silence, She Weeps 23 Mar 2019 Photograph by Briana Gervat Equal parts poet, journalist, and art critic, Briana received her masters in Art History at the Savannah College of Art and Design. After graduating from SCAD…
Nature in the Now Polar Bear 22 Mar 2019 Who would I be if you died What version of myself—Would I be able to come up to you On the WWF poster and plead In front of all these…
Nature in the Now March 20 Mar 2019 Spring so late, so desired, so faint. Great fronts collide. A spate of storms pit warm and cold in battlehold. Hail tatters, batters down where snow and drifted rain have…
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