Daye Phillippo

Daye Phillippo is a graduate of Purdue University and Warren Wilson MFA for Writers. She is the recipient of The Elizabeth George Grant and a Mortarboard Fellowship for poetry. Her poems have appeared, or are forthcoming in Natural Bridge, The Comstock Review, The Fourth River, North Central Review, Cider Press Review, Shenandoah and others. She lives in a creaky, old farmhouse on twenty rural acres in Indiana with her husband and their youngest son.

Reading List

Wild Turkeys

Daye Phillippo  | 
Issue 64.2 Spring 2015

The mind is an enchanting thing – Marianne Moore That morning, eleven wild turkeys, roaming over the yard and garden in unison the way my imagination roams, pecking up the unlikely. The unlikely blue of the bird’s heads and …

You Fall into It

Daye Phillippo  | 
Issue 61.2 Spring 2012

That ink stain shaped like Kentucky, on my Great-grandfather Orpheus’ library table at which I now sit to translate Hebrew. I wonder what he would think, this ancestor, this “Beloved Country Minister,” his gravestone reads, born a hundred years before …