Skip to content
Skip to navigation
Magazine
Current Issue
Back Issues
Advertise
Masthead
Subscribe
Contribute
Submit
Contest
Donate
Contact
Search form
Search
The Fiddlehead
Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
Menu
Home
Current Issue
Poetry
All
Features
Interviews
Reviews
Fiction
All
Features
Interviews
Reviews
Non-Fiction
All
Features
Interviews
Reviews
Stop! Look! Listen!
All
Books
Music
Radio Fiddlehead
Visual Art
What's Up?
Magazine
Current Issue
Back Issues
Advertise
Masthead
Subscribe
Contribute
Contact
Shop
Jack Lowther Wilson
Sleep Now
Sleep now those hours most once awake
You May be Spoken
You may be spoken in the heart of hands,
When There is Heard
When there is heard from a gesture in weeds
The Crossways
His raised hand tells the terror of the wood.
Psalm at Morning
No spheres in riot bring me morning-ward
Inverhuron
Beyond the glass happy hours blown with the voices in smoke
Nothing but Love
Nothing but love brings the bones
The Four Fields
Now is the moment come under the morning
Pages
« first
‹ previous
1
2
Current Issue:
No. 301