Poetry – Issue 6 | August 2009
Three Poems by Peter Waldor
Nothing
I have mastered the art
of going deep
into the wilderness
and discovering
nothing.
I don’t mean
the nothing
the masters labored at.
About the author
Peter Waldor’s Poetry has appeared in the American Poetry Review, The Colorado Review, The Iowa Review and Mothering Magazine, among others. Over the years, he has spent many summers wandering around the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Open his Door to a Noisy Room (Alice James, 2008).
Read our current issue, Issue 6 | August 2009:
Poetry
Berlin by Sy Margaret Baldwin
Two Poems by Sean Edgley
After Your Funeral I Set Out to Find You in Different Time Zones by Jennifer Faylor
Painter by Ricky Garni
Other Than by Dana Guthrie Martin
Two poems by Timothy Kercher
Five Views of Guanajuato: A Mythology by Athena Kildegaard
Two poems by Mary Kovaleski Byrnes
Goya by Trent Nutting
The Changing of the Flowers by Jennifer Saunders
Two poems by Ken Turner
Postcard prose
Buttons by Jennifer Faylor
The Enemy Tree by Kirby Wright
Escape on the Canal by Addie Zierman
