moonlight thinned to a single strand–
and still no word
(originally appeared in Not Asking What If, Muse-Pie Press, 2016)
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Adele Kenny
Adele Kenny?s poems, reviews, and articles have been published in journals, books, and anthologies worldwide. Among other awards, she has received two poetry fellowships from the NJ State Arts Council, 1st place Merit Book Award, 1st place Henderson Award, and Kean University?s Distinguished Alumni Award. A former creative writing professor, she is founding director of the Carriage House Poetry Series and has been poetry editor of Tiferet since 2006. View all posts by Adele Kenny
Tiny words with massive footfalls.
Wonderful juxtaposition and rich nuance.
A powerful combination of mystery and clarity.
So much in a breath …
Such things cross the mind on sleepless nights; and it takes Haiku such as Adele's to express them… magic!
Love the combination of visuals and a hint of mystery.
marion
All of the above. Stunning.