T.A. Delmore is the author of Ecllipsing F: Crow Poems in Three Parts

There is something about absence- the lack of geraniums in terra-cotta pots. How they summered as invitation to people, and a season. "For lo the winter is past." The empty pots; web-filled, chipped- a cave for the unintentional. Orphaned in the unspoken of terra-cotta. Crumbling in neglect. Rootless, and barren. Begging Mother's hands, the spill of water. - T.A. Delmore

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