D. R. WormackLove Rain O'er MeI was returning from the gym, from maintaining the physical body through sweat—a sort of human rain, like tears...
D. R. Wormackthe gray cloud Shining at 6 p.m. on a winding appalachian roadthe dying light after sunset, when the clouds appear in a backlit collage with pink hope illuminating the fragrant atmosphere...
D. R. WormackFoxgloveD. R. Wormack When Mak named her little goat Foxglove, she did not think about the sandy colors of the coat or the yellow eyes or the two...
D. R. WormackThe Cats CallD. R. Wormack This poem was originally published in the Fall 2022 issue of Cherry Bomb Literary Magazine here. CW: The following poem...
D. R. Wormackplaying Deftones on repeat for daysD. R. Wormack The opening note to the song starts a with humming C major 7th chord that enters the chest and reverberates down the...