From the magazine:Hereafter
By Kevin Young
Once, in winter, I was blessed
by lightning, the plane
sudden struck—the boom
of it, the cabin lit …
by lightning, the plane
sudden struck—the boom
of it, the cabin lit …
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From the magazine:Female Rain
By Doug Gonzalezonly I stood in the rain with wet skin. I could taste the dew though it had not yet found my lips. …From the magazine:Rain Song
By Ide Amari Thompsonso beautiful, it hurt
to listen when your rain
what fall, drop, fresh-
water. drawn as the day come
…From the magazine:Manuel Sánchez. Lavish
By Lis SanchezBefore there were cavalry horses sheening the street
with golden turds, there were strains of a treble…- By Andrew FrisardiThe city lies back in its winding-sheet
While little digits drum a steady beat
On roofs and terraces, … - By Russell AtkinsOh didn’t it """ """ """
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""" """ n’t… From the magazine:The Aeromancer’s Ode to the Girl of Seem
By Mary B. MooreCloud slurry: the “It,” that rains
and sets off the big burns out West
has iced the last snow, and …From the magazine:Aeromancy, the Art of Sky Reading
By Mary B. MooreThe window clouds do roof-tiles
and ripples before they drown in sun,
become haze, innuendo,
but of…- By Arvind Krishna MehrotraSet with raindrops, displayed
between the king’s mantle and the litchi tree,
was the cobweb I almost walked… - By Julia FiedorczukTranslated By Bill JohnstonFrom within my bodily singularity
I play at sending out gentle sunbeams.
I don't believe in myself, but… - By Stephen Ratcliffelight coming into fog against invisible
top of ridge, blue jay on redwood fence
in foreground, sound of wave in channel
starting from this concept,
anything that is not
on... From the magazine:
portrait of the rain
By Jan WagnerTranslated By David Keplingerit appears as a hand-kiss, gentle nudge,
spray of memory: remember
where you came from, frog.
or galloping, as a thundering horde,
to tender unto caesar what is caesar’s,
until everything flees into the entryways
under the cover of newspapers
and briefcases: whoever listens at the open...From the magazine:
regenporträt
By Jan Wagnererscheint als handkuß, als sanfter stubser,
erinnerungsgischt: denke daran,
wo du herkommst, lurch.
oder galoppierend, als donnernde horde,
dem kaiser zu holen, was des kaisers ist,
bis alles in die hauseingänge flieht
im schutz von zeitungen und aktentaschen:
wer lauschen darf am offenen fenster,
ahnt, daß er zwar...- By Stephen Ratcliffegrey whiteness of fog against invisible
ridge, bird slanting toward pine branch
in foreground, sound of wave in channel
now in a new way and from
was, more than form
... - By Emily BrontëO transient voyager of heaven!
O silent sign of winter skies!
What adverse wind thy sail has driven
To dungeons where a prisoner lies?
Methinks the hands that shut the sun
So sternly from this morning's brow
Might still their rebel task have done
And checked a thing... - By Jane HirshfieldOn the fifth day
the scientists who studied the rivers
were forbidden to speak
or to study the rivers.
The scientists who studied the air
were told not to speak of the air,
and the ones who worked for the farmers
were silenced,
and the ones who worked... From the magazine:
My Hair Burned Like Berenice
By Ruth AwadDays of rain. The drey outside my window would keel
and the wind would plunder. My heart was valent
with possibility: I could be anyone now, half woman,
half asterism. Fragmental as a new year. Patron saint
of the rutilant and cindering. I could...- By David TaitA week of autumn snow, and today the sun,
the buildings fizzy with melting, the beggar
draping his sheets over the bank's homeless-spikes.
My daughter runs under the sycamore trees,
shouts look it’s still snowing, it’s still snowing,
clumps of old snow falling around her.
Who...