A poem by Star Coulbrooke. Poem: Walking the bear. Story by Star Coulbrooke • 4mo. I walk on water, take the river. from its high Uintas. down Utah’s cascades, wander Wyoming’s meanders, ...

Walking — and talking — a poem. Walking has always been for me not just exercise but also a source of inspiration for poetry. Almost every morning, no matter the weather, ...

If the poem’s speaker declines to walk on the headland — and we don’t know that she doesn’t walk there, but we also don’t know that she does — what she does is to lay bare something about herself. A ...

The poem, titled “Walk,” appears to name objects noticed while on a walk: “Dead umbrella—broken wings / Carryout Styrofoam—chicken grease.” Sol points out how the rhythm of half lines separated by em ...

Joseph Bruchac makes a daily ritual of walking with his dog and his phone, which he uses to record his thoughts — often forming the seed of a poem.