When language and meaning meet in unexpected ways, you begin to have something. You have something.
Danielle Pieratti’s “In the Hayloft”
When language and meaning meet in unexpected ways, you begin to have something. You have something.
Danielle Pieratti’s “In the Hayloft”
Sometimes simplicity in a poem refreshes the way we see things.
A poem which is well-rounded and complex in its functioning.
An antidote to the many bloodless and safe poems around. This is vibrant and rich work.
A sensitive description is worth much. This poem is pure and satisfying.
Something so evocative and eloquent as this is rare and uncompromising.
Sometimes a poem just takes you there. Or you take it there with your attentive reading of it.