In Time and Out
Jones’s epic poem brings both time and eternity to bear on his homeland of Wales, and on our transitory lives. By J.C. Scharl
Jones’s epic poem brings both time and eternity to bear on his homeland of Wales, and on our transitory lives. By J.C. Scharl
First Place: "Say Jonah was right and grace is wasted" by MEH
Second Place: "Easter Afternoon" by Claire Lewandowski
Third Place: "Of the Baptized Apostate Hiking in Drought" by Betsy K. Brown
The Enigma of Purpose: A Conversation with Claude Wilkinson Conducted by Tessa Carman
Honorable Mention: "Your Old Men Will Dream Dreams" by Lauren K. Carlson
Honorable Mention: "An Answer to Dylan Thomas" by David Strunk
A young poet learns to speak with God. By Juan Carlos López
A priest and poet reflects on an anthology of poems as the entry point to help her young parishioners learn the art of self-examination. By Megan McDermott