From the Archive: “from MYRMECOLOGY,” by Rachel Harkai
From the ceilings of our tiny tunneled chambers, we hang.
Workers bring their parcels—drops of toothsome honeydew
fallen from foreign floral nectaries.
Monthly Archives: September 2017
“Seeking Odysseus’s Sister,” by Mary Ebbott
In my memory of the moment, my reading becomes more halting, my voice trailing off a bit as the information sinks in. Antikleia had a daughter? So Odysseus has a sister? Why didn’t I know that?