The Poets Weave

Bronislava Volkova reads "Dawn spreads its transparent fingers," "It is time," "Human love sails forth," "I love the quiet," "Once upon a Time," "I have arrived," and "To be caught up in a briar-patch can suddenly become."

Steve reads his poems from his book American Male: "Loss or One for Josh Wildman," "How in God’s Holy Name is This Boy Ever Going to Survive?," "The Dad Rules," "The Spirit Moving Through Me."

Austin Davis reads "Lotus and the Meteors" and "Lotus and Loss."

Bronislava Volkova reads "When I meander into the groves," "I hear," "Steep streams of water," "You are leaving, you will leave, you have left," "An invitation to be," and "I am the moon."

Austin Davis reads "The World Will End Tonight," "Lotus & Fear," and "Lotus & Love.

Joe Betz reads "Soot," "Portage, IN," and "Red-Winged Blackbird."

Via Zoom from Prague, Bronislava Volková reads "There is no intermediary," "There is no time, only water," "Thre is a way of Chestnut trees," "We are the orphans of the meadows and drink," "Dear Fufi," and "The deaf and dumb hand."

Steve Henn reads his poems "The Dawning," "Father's Day, Fishing," "Perfectly Natural."

Doug Paul Case reads "Pink Confetti," "Sorry the Plant You Gave Me Is Dead," and "Is A Cabin in the Middle of Nowhere Still in the Middle of Nowhere."

Carrie Newcomer reads "Even Then" and "A Million-Mile Tail."