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Six Poems for Sveta, the Day She Had Her Epiphany.
A six-poem epiphany cycle exploring a surreal and impossible relationship with Sveta. These poems move through moonlight, telegrams, spinning hearts, fractured responsibility, and the tension between desire and distance. Humor and ache sit…
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At Sea – a poem
A surreal dream poem where a lover wakes clutching a whalebone as the bedroom floods into a dark sea, haunted by mermaids, a distant buoy, and the fading light above deep water.”
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[Say that I am welcomed, that I have gone mad]
A luminous homage to Maria Elena Cruz Varela, this poem burns with tenderness and defiance—where love becomes both rebellion and prayer, and the body remembers freedom through its own light.
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[My heart moves forward into the light]
A quiet meditation on love’s endurance and transformation. In My Heart Moves Forward into the Light, Chris Leibow writes of patience, absence, and the soft gravity that pulls us toward one another. The…
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Idir and the Three Dates – a Poem
“Idir and the Three Dates” poem follows a young man singing desert moonlight into the night, carrying stories of dervishes, divine love, and Cairo dreamed across decades.
