Bronze Bird Review: Issue Two

The second issue of Bronze Bird Review gathers seventeen poets whose work moves between the intimate and the immense. Here, a boy spies on his neighbor through a yard-sale telescope, a mother waters her new lawn and waits for something to grow, and a fox carries off a hen while a helpless farmer gives chase.

These are poems of reckoning and wonder — with family, with landscape, with the distances between who we are and who we were. They move from Antarctic ice caves to suburban backyards, from cloud forests to construction sites, finding in each place something worth saving.