Leave Me a Little Want, by Beverly Burch
Congratulations to Beverly whose poem "Rumors of a Solitary Pulse" was featured on Verse Daily on April 14, 2024.
Praise for Leave Me a Little Want
Beverly Burch’s beautiful book is full of deeply sensory and shape-shifting sonnets. Each line is full of the world’s heft, its hustled minutes, and its urgent joys. In imperatives and questions, riddles and rumors, and unholy green born again in mud, Burch shakes us awake with each line. Every day and every heartbeat is full of beauty and meaning here, and we are lucky enough to see the seasons through Burch’s thoughtful and rapturous attention.
—Traci Brimhall, Come the Slumberless to the Land of Nod
Praise for Leave Me a Little Want
Beverly Burch’s beautiful book is full of deeply sensory and shape-shifting sonnets. Each line is full of the world’s heft, its hustled minutes, and its urgent joys. In imperatives and questions, riddles and rumors, and unholy green born again in mud, Burch shakes us awake with each line. Every day and every heartbeat is full of beauty and meaning here, and we are lucky enough to see the seasons through Burch’s thoughtful and rapturous attention.
—Traci Brimhall, Come the Slumberless to the Land of Nod
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Beverly Burch is the author of four poetry collections, including Latter Days of Eve, which won the John Ciardi Poetry Prize from BkMk Press, and Sweet to Burn, which won the the Gival Poetry Prize and the Lambda Literary Award. She has also written two books on psychoanalytic theory and women’s sexual/gender identifications: On Intimate Terms(University of Illinois Press) and Other Women (Columbia University Press). Her poetry and fiction have appeared in Southern Review, Gulf Coast, 32 Poems, Denver Quarterly, New England Review, Salamander, On the Seawall, and Barrow Street. She lives in Oakland, California.
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