"under the first blackbirds"

[Kim Nelson]

With "The Sound of One Fork" Minnie Bruce Pratt tells an entire tale, each line urging me on to the next, enthralling in its normalcy.

[Letters by Heart]

I have a deep appreciation for Gary Larson's poem. I am grateful for the thoughtful curation and daily selection of poems through the Sharpener, which have profoundly shaped my perspective. Thank you sincerely for this inspiring work.

[Mari L'Esperance]

Thanks for that Minnie Bruce Pratt poem… I love it.

[Radically accessible poems]

But this one, by Billy Collins, is my fav:

Divorce

Once, two spoons in bed,

now tined forks.

across a granite table

and the knives they have hired