Jimmy Kindree

Jimmy Kindree (he/him) comes from Minnesota and now lives and teaches in western Norway. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Electric Literature, Raritan, The Hopkins Review, Chautauqua, and elsewhere. He also spins yarn and knits with it, identifies wild plants, makes pottery, cheese, and bread, and plays the banjo.

Poetry – Issue 37

Herb Robert, which I find growing on a walk after class

Late fall, still here. / Five-lobed high-heel pink, and I, this / Late fall, still hear. . . .