Lee Hudspeth is a poet living in Southern California. He believes that poetry is an attempt to describe the ineffable. Whereby a poet hopes to lasso all manner of inscrutable experiences: a crescent moon at twilight; the emotional landscape of the moment when you watch your children drive off after a holiday visit; the sound of the wind… Lee writes poems in an effort to make some sense of the world. He self-published his debut, full-length poetry book Incandescent Visions in 2019. His poetry has appeared in The Heron’s Nest, Cold Moon Journal, Poetry Pea Journal, Akitsu Quarterly, Presence, Fireflies’ Light, Stardust Haiku, Anti-Heroin Chic, and Star*Line, among others. He is currently working on a second poetry book. You can find him on Twitter @LeeHuds and his website https://LeeHudspeth.com.