Ernest Hilbert’s poems “Laurel Hill,” “EL CONQUISTADOR,” and “Rondel” appear in the new issue of Think: A Journal of Poetry, Fiction, and Essays, Summer/Fall 2020, Volume 10.2, under the capable editorship of Brian Palmer and advisory editor Jan Schreiber.

The issue includes an interview with Amit Majmudar, “The Endurance of Identity and the Elusive Self,” as well as new poems by Majmudar, Ned Balbo, John Wall Barger, Sally Thomas, Luke Stromberg, Jane Satterfield, new translations from Pasternak, Rilke, and Miguel Hernandez, essays, fiction, and D.H. Tracy on “Hammocks, Snorkeling, Alcholol: Lists in Poetry and the Poetry of Lists.” It’s a fine journal, entering a new phase of its long run. Subscribe here.

Hilbert’s poem “Laurel Hill” appears below, set in Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.