Water

Track
"My Mouth Is the Mouth of a River"

greathouse, torrin a. "My Mouth Is the Mouth of a River." Redivider, vol. 17, no. 1, 2 August 2022. Web. Viewed 23 March 2023.

greathouse, torrin a.
Track
Hokkolen: "But feathers of discontent—kingfishers"

Foerster, Jennifer Elise. The Maybe-Bird. Brooklyn: The Song Cave, 2022.

Foerster, Jennifer Elise
Track
"In My Life"

Donnelly, Timothy. Chariot. Seattle: Wave Books, 2023.

Donnelly, Timothy
Track
"The Light"

Donnelly, Timothy. Chariot. Seattle: Wave Books, 2023.

Donnelly, Timothy
Track
"To the Shock and Horror of All the Settlers in my Environmental Law Class, I Have a Complicated Relationship with Water"

Uncollected.

Gushiken, Pōmaika'i
Track
"Snare"

Paschen, Elise. Blood Wolf Moon. Pasadena: Red Hen Press, 2025.

Paschen, Elise
Track
"Psalm"

Arnold, Rob. "Psalm." The Rumpus, April 21, 2025. Web. Accessed 22 April 2026.

Arnold, Rob
Track
"An Ice is a Body"

Arnold, Rob. "An Ice Cube is a Body." Solstice, Winter 2021. Web. Accessed 22 April 2026.

Arnold, Rob
Track
"Lost Prayers"

Zepeda, Ofelia. Where Clouds Are Formed. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2008. 

Zepeda, Ofelia
Track
"Blessings for Water"

Uncollected.

Zepeda, Ofelia
Reading
Jennifer Elise Foerster - April 27, 2023

Jennifer Elise Foerster reads from The Maybe-Bird (2022), her third book of poetry. Her poems and commentary center on themes of poetry as deep listening, layered voices, and created forms that expand and circle back on themselves. Foerster closes with two short poems in Mvskoke. Part of the Distinguished Visitors in Creative Writing Series, this reading was originally given with Michael Wasson.

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