A daffodil’s heavy bloom just fell like a leaded weight into the cold earth. Northeastern spring, one can expect such a thing. The forecasters all intuit snow. Mid-April, and I am alone with my husband in our backyard. I would like to suggest meaning without moving into […]
Alicia Hoffman
Originally from Pennsylvania, Alicia Hoffman now lives, writes, and teaches in Rochester, New York. Author of two collections, her poems have appeared in Journal Nine, Radar Poetry, A-Minor Magazine, and elsewhere. Her new book, ANIMAL, is forthcoming from Futurecycle Press. Find her at: www.aliciamariehoffman.com.