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Praise Song for a Plane Tree, in Plant-Human Quarterly 5 (2022)

by Brad Crump | Feb 20, 2023 | Recent poems

Praise Song for a Plane Tree About the poem...

“High Desert Glossary,” Flyway Winter

by Brad Crump | Sep 22, 2022 | Recent poems

High Desert Glossary...

“Bedside Vigil,” Bryant Literary Review vol 21 (2020)

by Brad Crump | Apr 21, 2021 | Recent poems

BEDSIDE VIGILBecause each night when I was pregnant    my husband rubbed my aching feet        and still does, when I’m grieving or in such pain            the feet are the one place I can tolerate touch,because my dad is slipping, lost, afraid,    connected to a...

“The Silence of the Wrens,” Entropy (Oct 14, 2020)

by Brad Crump | Oct 14, 2020 | Recent poems

THE SILENCE OF THE WRENS July 23: six weeks of high summer still to go. A heat dome has simmered us in 110 degrees. When it breaks like a fever, we throw the windows open for the first time in a month. But I sleep inexplicably poorly, restless all night, and finally...

“In the Dark,” The Antigonish Review, 50.203 (Fall 2020)

by Brad Crump | Apr 21, 2020 | Recent poems

​IN THE DARK After you turn out the light, we liesilent, not touching, face upon our side-by-side pillows like effigiesof gentry on their tombs, as ifwaiting for the Second Coming,as if our devotion and our faithcould save us. The weightof what’s awry between us...

“Triptych” in Canary: A Literary Journal of the Environmental Crisis, issue 48, Spring 2020, http://canarylitmag.org/

by Brad Crump | Apr 13, 2020 | Recent poems

1. Into our bedroom’s dark funk, before dawn,For the first time in months, drift fragments of song.A robin—just back—on the garage roofThreads this northern silence with notes.Freezing drizzle, gray pall, the lawn piebald with snow–But he’s giving thanks. His...
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  • Praise Song for a Plane Tree, in Plant-Human Quarterly 5 (2022)
  • “High Desert Glossary,” Flyway Winter
  • “Bedside Vigil,” Bryant Literary Review vol 21 (2020)
  • “The Silence of the Wrens,” Entropy (Oct 14, 2020)
  • “In the Dark,” The Antigonish Review, 50.203 (Fall 2020)

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