Tag Archives: Canterbury

Tonight by Krista Canterbury Adams

Posted on May 6, 2020 by AR_Editor

Tonight Krista Canterbury Adams In the windows of the grand House, light after light trails Away into sleep. Here, a long-eared owl Flies above the garden, above all The poor flowering things, earthbound, Risking heavy feet. Owls are punishment. You … Continue reading →

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At the sacred fire on the riverbank by Krista Canterbury Adams

Posted on May 6, 2020 by AR_Editor

At the sacred fire on the riverbank Krista Canterbury Adams Under flame-faced Lyra, in celestial sanctuary we tend in pairs, burnt eyed. We study the vast ecliptic like a holy writ held alight in the sky, we keep the flame … Continue reading →

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Old Moon by Krista Canterbury Adams

Posted on May 6, 2020 by AR_Editor

Old Moon Krista Canterbury Adams Have pity—I hear paw steps on the path behind me, radiant in the sun-wood. I too have bent soft paw against soft earth, blameless against the call. I have seen you lie at the feet … Continue reading →

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