A Place is a Body I Can Dream Inside
Place for me is animal. Neither mountain nor monument can make me feel as present, as aware of my...
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Claire Hero
Claire Hero is the author of Sing, Mongrel and of three chapbooks: afterpastures, Cabinet, and most recently, Dollyland (Tarpaulin Sky 2012). Her poems have appeared in Black Warrior Review, Columbia Poetry Review, Denver Quarterly, Handsome, Magpie [UK], and elsewhere. Currently she lives in the Hudson Valley and teaches at SUNY-New Paltz.
Claire Hero is the author of Sing, Mongrel and of three chapbooks: afterpastures, Cabinet, and most recently, Dollyland (Tarpaulin Sky 2012). Her poems have appeared in Black Warrior Review, Columbia Poetry Review, Denver Quarterly, Handsome, Magpie [UK], and elsewhere. Currently she lives in the Hudson Valley and teaches at SUNY-New Paltz.
Posts by Claire Hero
I Am Made of Many Doors
I AM MADE of many doors: —water falling through water —white arrows on painted lichen...
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Outbreaking
OUTBREAKING from fancy, a white root: it taps the fruiting thing, the feeding, the cleaving thing—...
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reviving Coyote
Coyote slinks out of the road & into my hands. Out of my hands & into my mouth. With my...
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