Contributors

Elizabeth Robinson

Contributor History

Three Dragons, Conjunctions:36
Hansel and Gretel, Conjunctions:38
Arrow, Conjunctions:41
Two Poems, Conjunctions:42
Boy , Conjunctions:45
From The Woman in White, Conjunctions:47
Crow & Robin, Conjunctions:49
The Picture of the Spirit, Online 01-07-2009
Modernist Poems, Conjunctions:53
Book Three: Romance, Online 12-28-2010
The Hinge Trees, Online 10-18-2011
On Repetition, Conjunctions:58
Four Poems, Conjunctions:63 (63:41-48)
Three Poems, Online 04-21-2015
Four Poems, Conjunctions:66
Five Provence Poems, Conjunctions:68
Exposure, Conjunctions:70
Exposure — A Selected Text from Conjunctions:70, Sanctuary: The Preservation Issue, Online 05-15-2018
Four Nights, Conjunctions:72
Bamiyan, Online 07-16-2019

Biography

Elizabeth Robinson is the author of Rumor (Parlor Press/Free Verse Editions). With Jennifer Phelps, she co-edited Quo Anima: innovation and spirituality in contemporary women’s poetry (University of Akron Press). Vulnerability Index is forthcoming from Ahsahta Press in 2019.

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In Print

Conjunctions:72

Nocturnals

Spring 2019
Edited by Bradford Morrow

Online

Bamiyan

by Elizabeth Robinson

July 16, 2019

She wanders aimlessly through age, age
being a nutrient that washes from the cliff face
into the soil.

Absence a rhythm in the daily round, rows
carved into furrows in the ground or the folds
of the robe, not planted with seed.

Ghost Child

by S. P. Tenhoff

July 9, 2019

He has already, over the course of months, designed his own sanctuary, his own adventure. It has yet to be built, but it will be an ordinary house, except for the cellar, where a secret tunnel leads far away into deep woods, to his real home, enormous and impregnable and peopled by machines to take care of all his needs.

Credenza

by Maureen Howard
Introduction by Joanna Scott

July 2, 2019

We sipped a fumé blanc, much too good for us. Elsa, quite content with a weak strain of iced tea, happy to be here at all. We had not known from lively e-mails and upbeat telephone chats that her persistent cough had taken a turn to the prospect of dying.

A Reading by Peter Orner

Monday, October 28, 2019

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm