Hallie Cole Wiederholt was a finalist for the 2018 National Poetry Series and the 17th annual Slope Editions book prize. She was a Fellow in the 2017-2018 Loft Mentor Series in Poetry. Her work has appeared in
DIAGRAM, Adrienne, and elsewhere.
If the age was opulence I am a walking cloak of memory smashing sveltein the fine line of fresh air unlonelied velvet sit with privilegein your honey throat gossip flinging afflictionof this generation how much can one name carry, oh — eternal legacies it was so much heavier than I thought it would be one snowflake at a time perhaps,… Read more →
I had a lover in my dream. It could have been ______ for a brief period. I remember turning from side to side, letting my body roll over hers. Whoever she was. + It was one … Read more →