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    We Were Born in a World with Predators: Featured Poetry by Rose McLarney

    by Nick Ripatrazone Sep 10, 2019 2 minutes

    Our series of poetry excerpts continues with a poem from Forage by Rose McLarney. Her poems always make me want to linger. If poetry, as an art, slows us down, then McLarney’s poems slow us and sink us and rejuvenate our sense of the surrounding world.

    McLarney’s poems are so tactile; here we

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