Cristina M. R. Norcross Traveling Spirit slips through cracks— the open mouth of the universe, the dancing limbs of wood that bang in the wind, trying to find a way in. Cristina M. R. Norcross is the founding editor of Blue Heron Review and the author of 7 poetry collections, who likes to bend metal to her will, as […]
Read MoreCristina M. R. Norcross Carnival Ride If I tilt my head, feet swinging on a carnival ride, I can catch a quick glimpse of the glow softly resting on my hair,but it is only a swift, quick recognition of what they see— this invisible line from lightbulb to lightbulb— from evening moon glow to sun-swallowed […]
Read MoreCristina M. R. Norcross What We Hold The only thing I could think about when I saw her perfect feet was the largeness of my hands, the impermanence of her smallness, and how out of practice I was for holding what ultimately can not be contained. Cristina M. R. Norcross is the seafood-loving editor of […]
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