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I Ask the Holy One: Remembering the Holocaust
Richard Sowienski
January 27, 2022
Look, see the downy feather of ashen hue?
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Leaving
Nora McGillen
January 20, 2022
that spot where the swallow rose and fell slowly
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Sinnerman
Michael Waters
January 20, 2022
My noon shadow folds absence into my body
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when God saves you from an overdose
Louis Damani Jones
December 16, 2021
I assume I was seen in the way a postcard is seen
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Because my hands are small compared to God’s
Jane Zwart
December 16, 2021
it is easier to trust God with worlds than with sons
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Patrick Kavanagh is the Catholic poet we should be reading this Advent
Paul Corcoran
December 10, 2021
Kavanagh’s poem looks to Advent for a sort of poetic and spiritual rebirth, a chance to reacquaint ourselves with the “newness that was in every stale thing.”
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