by Trinity Herr | Jan 10, 2026 | Poetry
POETRY BY Carlos Reyes Mere Shelters —Upper Kalskag, Alaska 1988 Like the first shack I lived inwhen coming West this log cabin in the far northdesigned by Russian priests has no plumbing no central heat.A single bulb hangs over us, brings light on shortest days.Its...
by Trinity Herr | Nov 10, 2025 | Poetry
POETRY BY Paulann Petersen This Tree There’s the Pinewho remains silentamid great provocation,and the Firwho murmurs and creaks when all else is still. There’s the Poplarwho wants nothing morethan everything I have,unlike that Birch who never wants anything to do...
by Trinity Herr | Feb 29, 2024 | Poetry
POETRY BY Trinity Herr Photo by Camden Jones Controlled Burning It blisters down to boundaries —marked and measured. Dig the fire lines wide — wider, even, that the breadth of our campfire,the metal ring circling it —these rounds we rest on. Whoever’s in charge,...