Kathy Evans
Kathy Evans is a teacher of poetry and literature with California Poets in the Schools.
Unfinished Sestina for the Secretary of Defense
Articles/Essays – Volume 17, No. 4
We were inside the world.
The children were sleeping.
Light fell through the window.
One of us wore red.
Returning
Articles/Essays – Volume 18, No. 1
Mouth over the reed,
you empty your feelings
into the hollow heart.
These are the pieces left:
For the Bishop’s Wife
Articles/Essays – Volume 19, No. 2
Some of us stood together
on your star-gray lawn,
sang you Christmas carols
in the warm California air.
Nativity
Articles/Essays – Volume 19, No. 4
The eyes of the beasts shine into my own.
The archangel’s hair is on fire. I stumble
through the mudprints of cows and ewes
toward the damp side of the cave
Here’s the Church
Articles/Essays – Volume 21, No. 4
While the organist pumped
“Let Us All Press on in the Work of the Lord,”
and the chorister napped her arms
like a whooping crane, and some sat there