Category Archives: poetry

Every once in a while I think I’ll just get rid of all my unread New Yorkers; recycle them all in a big slippery pile in a brown paper bag, and then, and then I sit down and read one. … Continue reading →

A poem of Caryn Davidson’s can be found in the recent Desert Writers issue of The Sun Runner here. It was written for the Celestial Rhythms Celebration last year in Joshua Tree. You can see another poem of hers, “Jesus … Continue reading →

Corrina, thanks for sending the cute clothes for Giselle. Not sure Giselle would say thank you, but she’s putting up with us tolerably well.

a poem by my friend Caryn Davidson – previously published in Stone Magazine Jesus Boy I knew you loved Jesus. On Sunday morning you would rise early, forgo the heat in our bed, shower, shave electrically and leave. I thought … Continue reading →