Magnolia on a Grassy Hill A poem by Alexander Etheridge Magnolia on a Grassy Hill —after Mary Oliver It stands powerfully in the late-autumn cool in drifting shawls of blue mist— It only shares its name with the earth and... Continue Reading →
Poetry as a Map A poem by Alexander Etheridge Poetry as a Map In twelve lines I’ll find my way back though I stumble in the outskirts on a plane of thorny stars and wolf tracks The fourth line is... Continue Reading →
Poetry Breakfast 