Forty crows A poem by Chris Dahl Forty crows sweep into my apple tree, forty black appetites. Every apple we pick carries a wound. By evening the ghost of that great bird we call the moon migrates through a smoke-filled... Continue Reading →
Forty crows A poem by Chris Dahl Forty crows sweep into my apple tree, forty black appetites. Every apple we pick carries a wound. By evening the ghost of that great bird we call the moon migrates through a smoke-filled... Continue Reading →