Noah Easton

For the Man Who Loves Them Best

There is a specific kind of gentleness found in a man who loves his dogs. It is seen in the…

10 months ago

A New Way to Hold Onto the Light

You know those specific photos that just feel different? Maybe it's that candid shot from the wedding where the lighting…

10 months ago

Two Years Down, A Lifetime to Go: Cotton Keepsakes for Us

Two years of marriage feels like slipping into your favorite t-shirt-soft, familiar, and getting better with every wash. They call…

10 months ago

To My Favorite Teammate: Why “We” Is My Favorite Word

Remember when we realized we weren't just two people dating, but an actual force of nature? It wasn't necessarily during…

10 months ago

The Kojiki: Where Myth Bleeds into History

poems Classical Book Review: A Brief Look atIn the beginning, there was only a silent, oily chaos. From this primordial…

10 months ago

Holding On: Anchors for a Father’s Memory

The silence in the house is always the loudest part of grief. It’s not just the absence of a voice…

10 months ago

The Singing Line and the Sacred: A Review of Theresa Rodriguez’s Sonnets

Theresa Rodriguez, Sonnets. 2nd edition. Shanti Arts, 2020. Literary critic William Empson famously devoted his attention to the concept of…

10 months ago

365 Days of Us: Happy 1st Anniversary

They say the first year of marriage is the one that sets the tone for a lifetime. Looking back at…

10 months ago

10 Timeless Poems for a Final Farewell

Selecting the right words for a funeral service often feels like trying to catch smoke with your bare hands. The…

10 months ago

Butterflies from Heaven: Symbols of Comfort

Navigating loss often involves looking for small anchors—things that help us feel connected to those we miss. The concept of…

10 months ago

Choosing You: The Promise That Grows With Every Year

It isn't just about the adrenaline of the first date or the fanfare of the wedding day. Real love lives…

10 months ago

The Shape-Shifter’s Verse: A Tetra-Pentameter Challenge

The ear is a creature of habit. It craves the steady march of the iamb, that da-DUM da-DUM heartbeat that…

10 months ago

One Year of Us: Celebrating the First Anniversary

They say the first year of marriage is the "Paper Anniversary." It sounds fragile, doesn't it? But think about it—paper…

11 months ago