Prowl & Pounce
Rebecca D. MartinProwl & Pounce is a place for hunting down meaning in literature, nature, and other essential things, saturated with neurodivergent ways and poetic seeing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 161 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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It’s Going to Go This Way
It’s true. We missed the concert. But that was the second one, and we didn’t expect it. The first show was a toss-up, anyway. Emily Saliers had the flu, and it was likely the Indigo Girls wouldn’t perform. Still, my oldest and I made the th...
If It Were Perfect
I ate
cereal, sweet
milk, ripe, flawless
peach….
I took the dog uphill
to the birch wood.
All morning I did
the work I love.
- Jane Kenyon, “Otherwise”
On her perfect day, Jane Kenyon got out of bed on two strong legs, but...
What It Means
And now Annie Dillard. NPR’s announcement of her passing says her “work was shaped by a central duality: the tension between fertility and destruction in the natural world.”1 I didn’t realize how often I’d written about her till I searched...
Pray for Me
“Thoughts like dreams drift from mind to mind. Some are heavy and sink to the ground underwater where they grow like sea plants, while others are light and glide upwards like helium molecules.”
– Nin Andrews, “Sleeping for Kafka”
While I...
Limn the Place
I’d like to think we all go to the coffee shop alone sometimes. I’ve done movies by myself, including every Wednesday of Spring 2002 after that baffling three-hour Victorian Poetry graduate seminar. Memento and Count of Monte Cristo from th...
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