Articles by Robin Wyatt Dunn

Poem

Robin Wyatt Dunn was born in Wyoming in 1979. He is moving to Canada to study at the University of New Brunswick, the oldest public university in North America.

"...looking not for exits but the horizon..."

"...keeping count, on our phones, like a metronome, for the right hour to speak..."

"...in its fall I hold your rage..."

"...and the night keeps rolling past on pistons..."

"...everything you're willing to ignore..."

"...Leaves pulled away from the canopy..."

"...no better shelter than heartache..."

"...never doubt my love..."

"...under the blows a drum machine..."

"...the storm of love suggests and hides its cheek..."

"...Give me peace to see the light..."

"...white chieftain of the broken bones..."

"...Have the demon in your thread To wind about..."

"...what is the moral accounting system..."

"...burn the barrier, ignite the day..."

"...give me your heart so I may eat it..."

"...the old jacket, mended in the Spring..."

"...The trees still watch and sing..."

"...tell me the extent of your dreaming..."

"...they have stories that they never tell us..."

"...Atlas is explaining the nature of his shoulders..."

"...curving solid over the sky..."

"...which kind of nervousness to invite..."

"...a gentle drum easing the years into my stomach..."

"...dapper as a gentleman at cards..."

"...and mountains higher than the sky..."

"...those footpaths carved into the wood..."

"...one day I will make a sword..."

"...Wrath and mead Hammocked back against the grain summer..."