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      August 4, 2013Morning RiffChristopher Presfield

      Out this window, angles of light
      and miles of chain link, blue sky
      bearing down on it all—heavy
      with high desert snow. It fades
      quickly in the morning mist, and
      there is little the muse can do.
      Still, there’s a grip of ideas
      beyond everything. And amber lights
      like saucers circle the land,
      as I am reminded of fiction
      from another day, a dark age
      before the penitent could sing
      dirges of regret. This life,
      the walls say, is far too gray.

      from #38 - Winter 2012

      Christopher Presfield

      “As an imprisoned poet and poetry editor, who has suffered far more as an editor, I feel an obligation to serve as a voice for the more than 2.2 million imprisoned persons in America. Someone must do so.”