“Inscription Found on a Cliff Face After Drought” was exhibited as an artist/writer collaboration in artist Tony Kroes’ solo exhibit, “October: Bells Heard Through Leaves” at Keeler Gallery in Grand Rapids, Michigan, October/November 2015. When the artist sent me an image of his print for our collaboration, my head was full of worry about the fires in the west and the drought — I built my poem around an imagined place after the rains had come again. —Katharine Whitcomb
Tony Kroes: “Tiger at Marigold Gate.” Color-reduction woodcut.
Originally published on the Washington State Poet Laureate's website.
Translations
Translations of my poetry into Hungarian by poet Jozsef Horvath in the journal Vár Utca Műhely.
