Catherine Pond

Catherine Pond was raised in Alpharetta, Georgia and holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from Skidmore College. Currently, she lives two lives—her real one in Brooklyn and the imaginary one in her head, which tends to resemble Iowa City. She is Assistant Editor of Salmagundi Magazine.

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From the Far Away, Nearby by Catherine Pond

This entry was posted in Poetry TQ3 Poetry Contest and tagged Catherine Pond on April 14, 2014 by Chris Allison

    Some storms are quiet, an engine starting up. Others smell of gasoline, rising through the rain,   or have the shape of a truck bed, or shudder like the wheel against my wrists. You would be unhappy   with me. At night the tinder snaps, whittling the straw […]

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Monhegan by Catherine Pond

This entry was posted in Poetry and tagged Catherine Pond on October 10, 2013 by Ryan Gunn

Ledged in a memory of being moored, what chafes at the edge of the wharf answers no. Spring tide, neap tide, against-tide, still the kiss is what you current for most. Rum- runner coursing the mouth, scraping bottom, teething at the keel. Come closer, winter is over. This sudden foam, […]

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