The Leveret

The following is excerpted from Rumi: The Book of Love: Poems of Ecstasy and Longing by Coleman Barks. ____________________________ ...

“Man Pretending to Be a Rabbit” by Maggie Taylor .

Hare in the Snow by Helen Dunmore Hare in the snow cresting the run of winter, stretching in liquid leaps over the hill, then the wind turns...

Subject: Unknown. Photographer: Fred Goudon .

I find it fascinating that just as the hare, throughout history and across cultures, has been considered sacred by some yet “unclean” by oth...

Subject: Levi Poulter. Photographer: David Vance .

A Calendar of Hares by Anna Crowe At the raw end of winter the mountain is half snow, half dun grass. Only when snow moves does it become a...

Because the hare has long been a symbol of fertility, it is said that to dream of one means that something wonderful and new is on the way. ...

Here’s how Wikipedia outlines the differences between the rabbit and the hare: Hares do not bear their young below ground in a burrow as d...

Welcome to the first in a series of four posts comprised of excerpts from Susan Bordo’s insightful book, The Male Body: A New Look at Men i...

“Hare & Moon” (mixed media, 300mm x400mm) by Carry Akroyd . Writes Akroyd: “My subject is mostly the agricultural landscape, with foray...

Welcome to the first in a series of posts displaying images of male beauty “in morning light,” or at least in what could be construed as th...