Poet Luisa A. Igloria (website) is the author of Juan Luna’s Revolver (2009 Ernest Sandeen Prize, University of Notre Dame Press), Trill & Mordent (WordTech Editions, 2005) and 8 other books.
When she isn’t writing, reading, or teaching, she cooks with her family, hand-binds books, listens to tango music, and keeps her radar tuned for cool lizard sightings.
Love this poem! thank you for sharing! Your poem brought me back to the one that thawed my mountain heart full of atrophy which was Ennui by Plath. Every line here sings the song of how that poem destroyed me and how, in its wake, it remade me.
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There is poetry as soon as we realize that we possess nothing. — John Cage
What’s up
Principal blog author Dave Bonta has a new chapbook of love poems, first published at Via Negativa and now available free or at cost in multiple formats: Twelve Simple Songs. ... Guest author Luisa A. Igloria has been writing and posting a poem a day since November 2010, often in response to Dave's posts at The Morning Porch. ... Dave also has a poem-a-day project now, constructing erasure poems from the 17th-century diary entries of Samuel Pepys. Here's what that's all about.
Love this poem! thank you for sharing! Your poem brought me back to the one that thawed my mountain heart full of atrophy which was Ennui by Plath. Every line here sings the song of how that poem destroyed me and how, in its wake, it remade me.