Jesse said the source of thunder is the oyster in the clouds. He told us, the baby sheep we ate for dinner died standing in its field & it knew it was its time. Once he was a puppy who had fallen from the sky. He was looking for a new home. The people he […]
Laura Buxbaum
Laura Buxbaum is a re-emerging poet at 65. She has spent a long time working in non-profits writing mostly memos, emails, and grant proposals – the last poems she published were in her college literary magazine. She lives in Maine where, in addition to her job, she raises goats and grows a garden, runs, hikes, skis, sings, and plays the cello.