Movable Type Issue No. 9: Seventy ‘Til Spring by Martha Schumacher
Martha Schumacher Seventy ‘Til Spring 70 more days 10 more weeks Just 10 more Mondays Then spring breaks through I’m done with other counting and countdowns: C19 cases Midterm elections Virtual assemblies by the thousands: business meetings, family...
Movable Type Issue No. 9: La Ville Lumière By Sandy Lutton
Sandy Lutton La Ville Lumière Anticipation fills my day Thinking of you and I alone to explore A city that encourages such adventure Excitement flowing through our veins Anticipation fuels my imagination Waiting breathlessly for the day to arrive When we walk...
Movable Type Issue No. 9: Tones and Spaces in Emily Dickinson’s “Two things I have lost with Childhood—” by Christina Seymour
Christina Seymour Tones and Spaces in Emily Dickinson’s “Two things I have lost with Childhood—” Two things I have lost with Childhood—the rapture of losing my shoe in the Mud and going Home barefoot, wading for Cardinal flowers and the mothers reproof which was...
Movable Type Issue No. 9: Time Stitches by Karishma D’Souza
Karishma D’Souza Artist Statement These fourteen paintings, from a time-period of ten years (2008-2018), subtly represent the theme Connection, more directly in the works with people in conversation. They speak of connections of family, ancestry, stories...
Movable Type Issue No. 9: Collage Collection by Kim Triedman
Kim Triedman Artist Statement Collage is a kind of visual poetry. It seeks coherence in disorder, elegance amidst anarchy. I am a published poet and novelist. I began working in collage as a way to further indulge my fascination with story. From the start I’ve...
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