Kevin McLellan
His interior, thickening
On the edge of two
adjoining lakes
(the water once clear)
(the water once clear)
only my grandfather’s eyes
could speak and in harmony
said you’re the one who must…
so I held his darkening hand
and eventually the fog
ushered him in and through
Kevin McLellan is the author of the chapbook Round Trip (Seven Kitchens, 2010), a collaborative series of poems with numerous women poets. He has recent or forthcoming poems in journals including: American Letters & Commentary, Barrow Street, Colorado Review, Kenyon Review Online, Sixth Finch, Western Humanities Review, Witness and numerous others. Kevin lives in Cambridge MA, and sometimes teaches poetry workshops at the University of Rhode Island in Providence.
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On the edge of two
adjoining lakes
(the water once clear)
(the water once clear)
only my grandfather’s eyes
could speak and in harmony
said you’re the one who must…
so I held his darkening hand
and eventually the fog
ushered him in and through
Kevin McLellan is the author of the chapbook Round Trip (Seven Kitchens, 2010), a collaborative series of poems with numerous women poets. He has recent or forthcoming poems in journals including: American Letters & Commentary, Barrow Street, Colorado Review, Kenyon Review Online, Sixth Finch, Western Humanities Review, Witness and numerous others. Kevin lives in Cambridge MA, and sometimes teaches poetry workshops at the University of Rhode Island in Providence.
Return to March 2013 Edition