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Rethinking the Raid on Essex »
The raid was no small affair. The damage inflicted by the British amounted to the costliest maritime loss of the entire War of 1812. Now, historian Jerry... more
Poetry In Motion
- "The tin-top foot warmers with hot coals..."
- "As the din of the day is drowned..."
- "A green salad of bottle shards and kelp..."
- "And my heaven, a chair by the hearth..."
- "When the world heard the lullaby of sea drift..."
- Against the Tide: Brett Elliott
- "Lining the edge of the jetty / With shells and sea glass..."
- "We scrub down the deck where the goose pen stood..."
- "Candy-colored buoys tangled with line..."
- "I, your tender, ferry you back..."
- "Standing in the ruins of the cabin..."
- "The heart is an hourglass, the dead stir..."
- Musical Forces At the Ivoryton Playhouse
- "Before the river yawns into open water..."
- "Bee-touched or butterfly-worthy..."
- "And I require some answer..."
- "Black smoke surging toward the sky..."
- "Backseat-cozy in footed pajamas..."
- "They briefly awaken to the rhythmic rumble..."
- "The dark molasses passing of time..."
- "Into a river grown brighter than the sky..."
- Stratford-upon-Housatonic
- "You must be a child to find the hiding places..."
- Stamford’s King School unlocks students’ potential
- "Bud vase rose-less in this winter’s dusk..."
- "They leap from the curling, frothing roar..."
- "Ride the gusts unto you, break upon your back..."
- "The winds linger here in the wooded coves..."
- "Each life is a marketplace..."
- "Something in sea-smoothed stones..."
- "Once we would have caught each other’s glance..."
- "Joys and shame arise like deer..."
- "Sable canyons open like a giant’s sigh..."
- "The moorings holding my soul in place..."
- "The momentary ripeness of this flesh..."
- "In the watercolor of the morning..."
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