Laurel’s Leaving She alone moon-howls trees’ leaves down, fashions a strapless fall gown, garlands bare skin with snake-greens culled from neighborhood queens, a hat plucked from holly and fir, then lets those heels that crippled her die at the moss-rich trunk base coated with white mildew lace, and steps barefoot to the scene on holy …
Mary Meriam’s Pools of June is a book that helps to reshape our concept of mythology so that it serves the people of today. I have always felt that mythology is necessary, but that often is damaging especially when it demonizes people and codifies hatred. Think about the treatment of women in our understanding of …
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