Holding his shape, a vest of faded khaki hangs in the hall closet. A fishing license pinned to the breast pocket declares 1964 as its last season. In spring I am drawn to slip it over my arms, feel its weight settle on my shoulders, know the ghost sense of my father whose frame shaped […]
Robbin Farr
Robbin Farr writes poetry and brief lyric nonfiction and is drawn to the places where attention, memory, and lived experience meet. She is the founding editor of River Heron Review and a retired high school English and creative writing teacher. Her work has appeared in Cleaver, Citron Review, The MacGuffin, One Art, Radar Poetry, and others. She is the author of Become Echo (2023) and Transience (2018), and publishes the Substack 10 poetry notebooks. She finds both terror and joy in the work of writing.