Meiji Metal Vase Isn’t this the way loneliness displays – as old bronze under patinas, layered metals that imitate the grain of hardwood, a technique carried over from sword making? A unicorn handle, one replaced by a craftswoman in a small shop in the belly of New York. This is not a vessel to scrub, time-worn is its beauty as I come to see that the birds will always hover, looking at the bloom and gold leaves just out of reach – and the mouth will always open to the green stems of seasons. Tricia Knoll Tricia Knoll lives alone in a Vermont woods. She loves horses and wishes for unicorns. Her work is widely available online and in anthologies. Website: triciaknoll.com
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May 2022
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