Rushing past us
faster than this
with a few glitches,
everything you love,
like a film
in reverse.
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The Word Though as a Coupler
By Ruth Stone
Though is a thick syllable, a qualifier, a gate slowly opening, and can be rimmed with replaceable shark’s teeth. Or tongued although, may dance, bursting into esters, geometric pollen or […]
Memoir
By Ruth Stone
Out of the shadows from the lamp at night we’d see The lines of Braque on the walls, Or where the shadow cut across the books, the free Formality of […]
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