Quote by: Bryan Penberthy

It could be the sound of each name he knows/curling to ash in his chest’s aortic furnace one after another, year after year instructing him/in the patient work of letting go. Even still/there are things it is reluctant to unclasp./How the Osage orange trunks and bare limbs/glow in the scattered light like veins of fire.


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Author Bio


  • NameBryan Penberthy
  • DescriptionAmerican poet
  • BornDecember 29, 1976