Atrium’s Pop-Up Poetry
Our staff writers draft dozens of poems during our live poetry writing events. Here are some of the best … Continue readingAtrium’s Pop-Up Poetry
Category: Poetry
A Yellow Rose
Wearily I wade through a field of roses, the weight of life and lost love as my guide … Continue readingA Yellow Rose
Those Stars
This poem was written around 1 a.m. on a bone-chilling night at the edge of Paynes Prairie as I lay on the waterfront shrouded in darkness. A single flickering candle cast its weary beacon of inspiration across the still-empty lines of my open journal … Continue readingThose Stars
Concrete baptism
Author Ryelin Segars describes how skating can become a kind of magic. … Continue readingConcrete baptism
A butterfly skates on the breeze, or Zikaron
The glass bottle on silica sand.
One substance, suspended in time.
The bottle, its beginning; the sand, its end … Continue readingA butterfly skates on the breeze, or Zikaron