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Three Poems by Janice N. Harrington

November 17, 2021

I am grass and root and loam. A vole tunnels in my throat. / Field mice bed inside my womb. Hair, limbs, / fingers lengthen and rise, lengthen and slender into turkeyfoot / and stands of Indiangrass.

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In Poetry Tags Janice N. Harrington, Poetry, Three Poems, ON BUYING A ROSE, BEFORE SUNDOWN, TURNING INTO A PRAIRIE, 2021 November

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