Julie Cooper-Fratrik

Julie Cooper Fratrik her MFA from Goddard/Vermont College; published in, among others, The Louisville Review, RHINO, Slant, The Dickenson Review, Quarter After Eight, American Poetry Review, Ekphrasis. Former Academic Fellow at Psycoanalytic Center of Philadelphia; winner of Acheivement Grant in Poetry from Leeway Foundation in Philadelphia. Live with my partner, a visual artist, in southeastern PA.

Words in Intercourse: waves. The Waves. woman (an elegy for Virginia Woolf) by Julie Cooper-Fratrik

This entry was posted in Prose TQ4 Prose Open Contest and tagged Julie Cooper-Fratrik on July 14, 2014 by Ryan Gunn

sea. waves. woman. (a tritina) At the edge of the water, someone waves, mirrors the movement of the sea. From the shore is heard the laughter of a woman who gazes at the susurrant sea. The sea continues its rocking. The woman imagines lying down in waves. How easy […]