by Editor | Sep 22, 2021 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
A poem by Amy Nawrocki, from the autumn 2021 issue When I am disorientatedand longingfor the company of resolve I find myself living among frondsnext to the rock named for emptiness every day imagining geraniumsthe orientating newnessof honeysuckle. Amy Nawrocki is...
by Heidi Barr | Jul 30, 2021 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
A poetic offering from our Spring 2021 issue, by Gunilla Norris
by Editor | Jul 6, 2021 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
by Frank LaRue Owen, from The School of Soft-Attention When the soul becomes unburdenedit’s like a new saddle on a fresh horse. Suddenly the trail feels right again,and the strong horizon line in front of you as you turnbecomes its own form of soothing medicine....
by Editor | Apr 19, 2019 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
December 2018 Kenya, The Mara | A Poem From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› April 19, 2019 Blog | Feature Poetry by Heloise Jones Dedicated to Simon Metekai Masago and...
by Editor | Mar 24, 2019 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
The Laws of Gravity | A Poem by L.M. Browning From our Spring 2019 Edition | Visit our store to treat yourself to the full issue in either print or digital format. | Browse the Store› by Editor L.M. Browning March 24, 2019 Blog | Feature Poetry Expectations are sheer...
by Editor | Sep 20, 2017 | Feature Poetry
Forest Bathing by Frank LaRue Owen Winner 2017 Homebound Publications Poetry Prize There is a way of entering the forestwhen the breeze of the treesbecomes your guide when the cool gray-green daysand humid blue-green nightsbecome your own skin where the...
by Editor | Sep 19, 2015 | Feature Poetry
from the collection Reconnaissance by Amy Nawrocki This article is featured in the Autumn 2015 issue of The Wayfarer (Vol 4 Issue 2) Visit our bookstore to purchase an e-edition or print edition. Go to the Store» This is what Thoreau called those rickety and...
by Editor | Sep 19, 2015 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
by Camille Thomasson This article is featured in the Autumn 2015 issue of The Wayfarer (Vol 4 Issue 2) Visit our bookstore to purchase an e-edition or print edition. Go to the Store» The kinglet in the winter wood weighs as much as a plump cherry. When amorous,...
by Editor | Sep 19, 2015 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
by Timothy Norton This article is featured in the Autumn 2015 issue of The Wayfarer (Vol 4 Issue 2) Visit our bookstore to purchase an e-edition or print edition. Go to the Store» I wonder why people ask about the weather; Or if a landscape is beautiful. The...
by Editor | Mar 19, 2015 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
Featured in Vol.4 Issue 1 | The Spring 2015 Edition Soft Fascination by Jeff DeBellis I built a perfect teepee with dry juniper twigs filled its interior with bits of paper and lit it with a cardboard match. The flame steadily climbed unil the entire teepee was...
by Editor | Mar 19, 2015 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
Featured in Vol.4 Issue 1 | The Spring 2015 Edition Photo by Ryan Upp, Feature Photographer of the Issue Pear Blossom and Cherry Blossom after Mandelstam by Susan Kelly-DeWitt Pear blossom and cherry blossom argue with me. Their wisdom is ephemeral but they...
by Editor | Mar 19, 2015 | Feature Poetry, The Latest
Featured in Vol.4 Issue 1 | The Spring 2015 Edition Dear Mary Oliver, by Gloria Heffernan Thank you for inviting me to eavesdrop on your conversations with the grasshopper; for allowing me to follow at a safe distance during your solitary walks through the fields just...