Consider the walnut its crenellation, its meat like a miniature human brain that you chew; a nut that imitates a cerebellum. Consider the flesh of the brain which you will never see except as splotches of color on a CAT scan prior to diagnosis of cancer, […]
Do you want to die? No. Do you know you will die? Yes, of course. Are you afraid? Sometimes. Is life worth living? Yes. Does it sadden you to know life will not last? Yes, in a way. Does love help you live? Yes. Even though love hurts? Yes. […]
David Cappella talks about his poem “After the Vision of Her Face.”
David Cappella talks about his poem “Certain Children in Central Park.”
David Cappella talks about his poem “A Late Summer Day in New Haven.”
David Cappella talks about his poem “Love like a stone.”
David Cappella talks about his poem “The Clothespin.”