My poem “Breakable” is one of the featured poems on O, The Oprah Magazine’s Selection of original poetry.
Full Story »Oprah.com features my poem “Breakable”
My poem “Breakable” is one of the featured poems on O, The Oprah Magazine’s Selection of original poetry.
The New York Times features Annabelle Moseley
Sunday, April 17, 2011: The New York Times publishes feature article about Annabelle Moseley and her String Poet Studio Series.
Annabelle Moseley named Final Judge of National Poetry Prize
Annabelle Moseley has been named Final Judge of the 2012 Oberon Poetry Prize.
The Clock of the Long Now
The Clock of the Long Now treats the subject of time in many forms. From myth and ancient scripture, to a clock that will keep time for the “deep future,” to time travel made possible through an historic house, and the light of poetry, this collection is a pilgrimage through measured time to sacred time. Written completely in sonnets, The Clock of the Long Now reminds of the individual clocks each of us carries within us always, the human heart.
The Persistence of Memory
Our house clocks stopped the day my father died—
at three, the very hour that he passed.
No catch of shifting gears, no pulse defied
his absence. Time itself mourned him…
The First Birth
(I have been born inside him, too.) I am
my mother’s goldfinch, thistle-eater of
her womb. I sing her blood’s music, enjamb
the sounds her heart and breathing made above
my new ears…
When The Light Went Out
Your ghost would be there, folded like a fleece
across my bed at night, delaying rest.
Afraid of what I’d conjured, wanting peace,
I’d tug the blankets, waiting…
Chapbook Accepted By Finishing Line Press
My latest chapbook, The Divine Tour, is forthcoming from Finishing Line Press (release date TBA)
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The New York Times features Annabelle Moseley
Sunday, April 17, 2011: The New York Times publishes feature article about Annabelle Moseley and her String Poet Studio Series.
Full Story »
The Clock of the Long Now
The Clock of the Long Now treats the subject of time in many forms. From myth and ancient scripture, to a clock that will keep time for the “deep future,” to time travel made possible through an historic house, and the light of poetry, this collection is a pilgrimage through measured time to sacred time. Written completely in sonnets, The Clock of the Long Now reminds of the individual clocks each of us carries within us always, the human heart.
Full Story »The Persistence of Memory
Our house clocks stopped the day my father died—
at three, the very hour that he passed.
No catch of shifting gears, no pulse defied
his absence. Time itself mourned him…
The First Birth
(I have been born inside him, too.) I am
my mother’s goldfinch, thistle-eater of
her womb. I sing her blood’s music, enjamb
the sounds her heart and breathing made above
my new ears…
When The Light Went Out
Your ghost would be there, folded like a fleece
across my bed at night, delaying rest.
Afraid of what I’d conjured, wanting peace,
I’d tug the blankets, waiting…
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