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I’ve two poems published in Rat’s Ass Review. Sarah Russell and Mary Rohrer-Dann have poems there as well. ANOTHER SPRING And in the end I knewyou as well as anyone could—and that hardly at all. Is that what wemean by wisdom?The kind … Continue reading →

Just published today on the Drabble. I love the title Dishwatery I am as flat today—as a peanut butter sandwichwithout the jelly,—as a side of peasat the greek dinner down the road—cooked beyond color,—as Muzak. People are born as I … Continue reading →

My poem was just published by the Mark Literary Review. It’s actually written in tercets, but I no longer have any influence with my blog. Light Fall We are fine, I suppose, although winter has settled in like an unwelcome … Continue reading →

My poem was just published by Louisiana Literature. It’s one of my favorite poems. Going, Going, Gone Here’s a picture of the four of usby the old synagogue on Bristol Street.It’s February,and our mothershave us dressed for the Arctic.Can you tell the coats … Continue reading →

It is written in four line stanzas, though I can’t convince the blog it matters. Resting Place I often stop  at this tiny cemetery,  just off the state route that trails down from Hairy John. Pastels might do the landscape … Continue reading →

This was just published in January issue of Burningword Literary Journal (97). Here is the poem. It was written in four line stanzas, but my blog ignores spacing and I don’t know how to change it. This was great fun … Continue reading →

My poem, Bitterness, is in the current issue of Nixes Mate Review. From? Who knows. I got a letterfrom youyesterday. Handwrittenin your slantedscript which leanedso far rightit seemed readyto makea break for it. I thoughtit strangeto get  a letter fromthe … Continue reading →

My poem was just published by Third Wednesday. Mary Rohr-Dann has three in this issue. Here is the link, I think. Me and You Friends and family would often declare with solemn authority that my brother and I were polar … Continue reading →