Kristin Catherwood

  • These Southern Hills

    These Southern Hills

    Down here in the southern hills, things shift, change, are noticeably different. The roads narrow and…

  • Return at High Summer

    Return at High Summer

    time poet/to put aside what you came to/leaving all else/behind Andrew Suknaski, “Western Prayer,” Wood Mountain…

  • A Particular Shade of Mauve

    A Particular Shade of Mauve

    Trouble sleeping, and eating, and concentrating on necessary tasks. Scatter-brained, daydreamy, just a touch out of…

  • Why Walk?

    Why Walk?

    Originally posted on somethinggrand: ‘Pilgrimage’ is such a tired metaphor it’s hard to remember sometimes that…

  • The Common in the Rare

    The Common in the Rare

    I always thought that crocuses were rare things, endangered things. A source of early spring delight,…

  • Vimy

    Vimy

    Led by guides, the machine gunners crept out into craters half-way between their own lines and…

  • Witching

    Why is that some can “witch” and some can’t? Last fall, my Uncle Harold, 92 years…

  • Where it is

    Where it is

    When I called Archie to ask directions to his ranch, they were a bit vague. I…

  • Rounding the Curve

    Rounding the Curve

    On the 18 heading east, just out of Big Beaver, and the road drops down into…

  • Adulting

    Adulting

    Originally posted on The Carb Club | Janelle's Life Thoughts: According to the Urban Dictionary, the…