This place could be beautiful, right? You could make this place beautiful.

This is a set of frames of the surface of Comet 67P taken by the Rosetta mission on 1 June 2016. The particles in the foreground are bits of dust and ice or cosmic rays effects. The "waterfall" of points moving in the background are stars.

My poem in the Spring issue of Susurrus! www.susurrusthemagazine.com/light-in-feb... #poetry

In the Spring issue of Cumberland River Review: crr.trevecca.edu/article/amer... #poetry

mood

James Baldwin

Lady and her horse on a snowy day Photo by Félix Thiollier, 1899

#poetry #orangeblossomreview #wrendonovan #august #mercuryretrograde

thebookendsreview.com/2025/04/21/a... #august #poetry #thebookendsreview #wrendonovan

Stone Circle Replay Wednesday poem: "Excavation / Psyche" by Wren Donovan (@wrendonovan.bsky.social‬) stonecirclereview.com/excavation-p...

Featuring: Gordon Johnston, D Bedell, @adrianabeltrano.bsky.social, Stasha Cole, @wrendonovan.bsky.social, Morrow Dowdle, @kevingrauke.bsky.social, Mikey Jones...

Just published, a gorgeous new issue of Susurrus, and I'm proud / honored to see my poem 'Overhead' a small part of this loveliness. www.susurrusthemagazine.com/overhead

Some days it rains. Dorianne Laux

New poem published. crr.trevecca.edu/article/ever...

Rust & Moth’s Spring 2025 issue is now available in print! This one concerns itself with messengers; be they voices from the other side, unfamiliar eyes in the leaves, winged familiars, or the seeds we use to pay them for their troubles. rustandmoth.com/issue/spring...

First of four poems coming out into the light of day in April thebookendsreview.com/2025/04/07/l...

Monday mood 😐

Four poems to be published in April ! #poetry

“There were marches, of course, a lot of women and some men. But they were smaller than you might have thought.” —Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale

Love Rust + Moth, love seeing my poem here!

A beautiful issue of The Shore, proud to be a small part of it.

Mood.

The meanings of the word for a wren, from eight different languages... 8. Little walnut (Bulgarian) 7. Little bird in the ditch (Japanese) 6. Thumbling (Finnish) 5. Fence-skedaddler (Danish) 4. Fence-master (Hebrew) 3. Druid bird (Irish) 2. Mouse-brother (Faroese) 1. Little king of winter (Dutch)

And have been cold a long time / To behold the junipers shagged with ice, /

Writers: publish now. Don't leave a drawer of unfinished, unpublished manuscripts for your family to deal with when you die. You're not Emily Dickinson. Your family might just bin the lot. Or put it into a new, different drawer, and forget.

Recent pubs! Orca Literary orcalit.com/paris-or-may... The Shore www.theshorepoetry.org/wren-donovan... Farewell Transmission farewelltransmission.net/2024/09/unti... Recent accepts! Rust + Moth (soon!) The Bookends Review (two!) Trying to motivate myself with exclamation! Mr. Matthias for tax.

Happy to have a poem in this issue!

New #poetry from Karen G. Berry: "The Red Thread".

NEW POEM #171: "Excavation / Psyche" by Wren Donovan "We choose where to dig with soft brushes, careful, string a polygon grid based on rumors." stonecirclereview.com/excavation-p... ‎ #Poem #PoetryCommunity #Poetry #NewPoem