WHEN POEMS ARE BORN
Poetry isn't just something you read, it's something you must hear.
The shape of the poet's breath, the cadence, the way their voice leans into a word,
all of it carries meaning that ink alone can't recreate.
In this reading from Alchemy of Headwinds,
John Macker's elegy for Barry Lopez
becomes more than text on a page,
it becomes wind, memory, and music.
TURN UP THE VOLUME & LET IT HIT YOU
WHERE INK CAN'T REACH.
Come back to this spot next Tuesday for another installment of our series.
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