Category: Poems

  • Both of the poems look fantastic on the site. I love the choice of font and the picture selected sets a the perfect mood. I am overwhelmingly pleased to see these poems published. As a set, I believe they work remarkably well together.

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  • Four poems have been recently published in Adelaide Magazine. It’s great to see these poems finally get a home. They are older poems, and have been looking for a final destination for some time. After receiving a long, cold winter of rejection slips, it was warming to see this come through. Thanks to the staff of […]

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  • As I’ve been reading The Poet’s Companion, I have been writing poems. I thought I’d take a moment to share some poetry journal excerpts with you. Re-reading this book has brought up memories and sensations I wasn’t expecting. The first and last time I read it, I was in the middle of abuse and turmoil. Looking […]

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  • My new challenge up until the beginning of the new year is to draw a small drawing, and write a small poem a day. There will be no quality-judgment on my part, just producing and seeing what I can come up with in tiny, 30-minute maximum work segments. Day One: Female Portrait and Dream Poem

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  • My poem “I Want to Know the Ending,” was recently published in Gold Man Review, a yearly print publication! Whoo hoo! The publication is available for purchase on Amazon. There is also a little extra surge of happiness from seeing it in print. It looks great, and working with Gold Man Review, and the editor, […]

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  • I am so excited to be posting that my poem, “A Black Opus,” was published at Cleaver Magazine in Issue 19. It was just released September 15th! I love the artwork, the presentation is beautiful, and…as a bonus…I got to make an audio recording of me reading. You can read the poem and get the […]

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  • My poem, “Momentarily” is in the Summer issue of Sweet Tree Review. I was drawn to their theme of ineffable connectivity. As you likely know, connectivity is something I say and struggle with a lot. I also use poetry to get me to or into a connected state, so it was a pleasure to pursue that […]

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  • My poem “Three Little Sisters” is published at The Bookends Review today. It’s nice to see another poem there. I’ve also discovered other wonderful poets from this review. I feel so fortunate to have found it, and have included it in my weekly reading. This is the last poem of mine they will be publishing […]

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  • My poem, “Present Eventually” is at The Bookends Review today! Super pleased to see another poem in that venue. It’s interesting looking back on this poem, as I wrote it several years ago, but so much of it is applicable to the internal work I’m doing recently. I know what I was writing about meant […]

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  • Check out the most recent issue of The Wild Word, based out of Berlin! Issue 17 is based on the theme, “Filth.” Two of my poems, “When I Told You I Was A Prostitute,” and “Realizing You Are The Desire,” are there!

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  • My poem “Juliet, I Am Not,” appears in Issue 2 of CEO Literary Magazine. This poem is several years old, so it was so nice to see it finally find a home and an audience.

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  • My poem “Self-Inflicted” appears in the first release from Twelve Point Collective entitled, “Every Beginning I’ve Ever Written is Kind of Sad.” (Volume I, Autobiographical.)     I love the illustration by Germán Salazar, shown with my poem—it really matches the subject matter well, but also adds additional symbolism. I’m still reading and re-reading through […]

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  • My poem, “Cinderella,” at The Bookends Review. So nice to see an old poem get a fresh face as a published piece. ♥

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  • It’s been a full and happy two days of poetry publications! Today, “Recovery Manual,” and “Sexology” are both in Issue 4 of Awakened Voices. I’m so pleased to be in this issue–there are some great poems with a much-needed outlet.  

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