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Two poems for seasonal depression
From Blessings for the Long Night
Jessica Kantrowitz
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Why we need neurodivergence
by a proudly autistic writer
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I have become suspicious
of my own righteous indignation
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Peace to your memories
A benediction
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Two poems, grieving
The other day I told my partner I didn’t think I was a poet anymore—I thought maybe that was just for a time and now it was time to do something new. And he said, what are you talking about, you wrote a poem yesterday. And I had.
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We are trying to save each other’s lives
Today, as every day Jessica Kantrowitz Today, as every day we are crying out in pain we are reaching out in desperate love we are suffering in loneliness we are trying to find each other Today, as every day we feel ill-prepared and ill-equipped we are trying to find resources
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Let your heart rest
An essay on body wisdom
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The fall of the sparrow
A poem of grief
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Two quick notes
Hi friends! Just wanted to pop in to say two things: One, I forgot to share here that I had a guest post up on my friend D.L. Mayfield’s Substack last week about deconstructing through poetry. I’d love if you check it out, and give D.L.
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Two poems for M
or, reclaiming the sacred
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Three poems for my younger selves
And maybe for yours
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Note to self
(I wrote us a poem)