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From the archives

Homer on the Range

From Sophocles to Danielle Smith

The Silver Scream

On heebie-jeebies past and present

What balance of bend

and backbone? What measure

resilience moulds malleable’s molecules

such that its structure’s rearranged?

Whites

whipped to a froth with peaks

are perky till two beats too many: then

the mixture droops, begins to weep.

But basket-

weaving 101 needs initially wet

Jill Jorgenson is a Toronto writer and artist who spends her days delivering the mail. Her poetry and artwork have appeared in Descant, The New Quarterly, Arc and CV2. Cormorant Books will launch her first collection of poems, Looking East Over My Shoulder, in the spring of 2014.

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