Love Calls Us to the Things of This World Symbolism, Imagery & Wordplay

In this poem, we float around outside the body, hang out with some angels, and in general enjoy a strange, spiritual realm in the time just before waking. Sounds fun, right? But it's more than just...

On the most basic level, this poem is all about laundry. For real. Sure, there are angels and spirits and souls and the like, but there are also just some bed-sheets, pinned to a clothesline. In th...

Dawn is an age-old literary device, typically used to represent a beginning, (re)birth, or revelation. In this poem, it seems like each new day the soul struggles with its tie to humanity, but even...