About the Feature
Fruit ripens in
the argent bowl.
The pear’s slow
blush comes
as the burnished
salmon spoils,
woolly eyes forget-
ful. The rabbit’s
soul swells,
fur amplified
in the convex
silver dish. On this
wooden table all
the quiet volition
of the world underway—
becoming, then
becoming anew.
About the Author
Rebecca Lindenberg's work appears in Denver Quarterly, Gulf Coast, Pool, Barrow Street, Western Humanities Review, and elsewhere. She currently holds a fellowship at the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center.