Issue Reader – Vol. 3 No. 4
The Thimble Literature Journal is based on the belief that poetry is like armor. Like a thimble, it may be small and seem insignificant, but it will protect us when we are most vulnerable.
Vol. 3 No. 4
Spring 2021
Walk HomeEditor's Note
Love poem for Anthony Bourdain
To the Indian Woman at the Charles de Gaulle Airport
Astronomically Speaking
i swear to god i'll come home
Wolf Dream
Oracle - Carrier of Secrets
Titan Moving Out
I Think Not
I'm a Jesus Now
Slough
Heart: Verde
Vox, Vocis
Autumn Switch
The Biscuit Eater of Penn Hills
Romanian Hall
Carried Away
Berry Pond
Ekphrasis on Botticelli's Primavera
Leopardhouse
On the Day before We Don't Know What to Do
Self-Portrait as the Pink Moon
Madre 2020
Anointing the Dead
Here It's Okay
Poem after Bitter Dreams
Schrödinger's Cat
Another Old Thing
Inhabit the Elements
A Litany in which There Is No Room Tone
Sacrifice
Insomniac's Lament
Blood in the Walls
At Elyse's Baby Shower
Effluvia Drifts
The Somnambulist
Trust Issues
Heading Home
Selected Thoughts of a Pandemic Population
Red Bead No. 2
shrimp
Midwifing Loss
Rocket Fuel, on the Pennsylvania Border