Volume 9

The following poems were published on the site between February and November 2022. They are also collected in the ninth volume of Heron Tree, available as a free downloadable PDF, edited by Chris Campolo and Rebecca Resinski.

 

Poems created from the short stories of Nathaniel Hawthorne

Kate Falvey: The Three Visionary Girls | Dorothy Almost Imagined

Lesley Finn: Mother in New-Fallen Snow

Karen George: Ars Poetica | Become Like the Sea, a Vessel | Dear Mother, last night I dreamt

Joan Leotta: Birds

Jami Macarty: Snow-Image

 

Poems created using Letters of a Radio-Engineer to His Son by John Mills

Susan Kay Anderson: At Radio Central | When I Was a Boy | Every Singer

B. J. Buckley: Imagine a Grand Picnic

Jennifer Hernandez: Inductance

Carol H. Jewell: LETTER 19: THE AUDION AMPLIFIER AND ITS CONNECTIONS

J. A. Lagana: receiving | How the wind will

Jackson Oscar: A Dear Telephone

Basiliké Pappa: PORTUGUESE WIRES

Deborah Purdy: Away from Home | The Right Words

M. E. Silverman: John Mills’ Letter of a Radio Engineer to his Son on Electricity and Matter

Christine Veasey: Dear Youth

 

Poems created with other pre-1927 materials

Deborah-Zenha Adams: hold the world | the naked eye may send

James Benton: Address Alternate Gettysburg Lincoln’s of Reading

Maria L. Berg: Repent

Iris Jamahl Dunkle: Earthquake

Melissa Frederick: The Moon, This Unending Night

Diane LeBlanc: Two Telescopic Views of the Moon

Richard L. Matta: Embracing the Unknown Cento

K Roberts: [see; that last lovely tree]

Kelly R. Samuels: Riding Several Horses

Jonathan Yungkans: Forslin’s Jig | Our Shadows Descend | Our Hands Are Light