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A Reading From the Book of Changes – Duration and The Well
This poem was first published in The Centrifugal Eye in 2006, and reappeared as part of their 5th Aniversary Anthology, available in perfect bound print from Lulu and Amazon. It was also Nominated for...
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Sky Lanterns
This poem was first published in The Centrifugal Eye several years ago, and recently reappeared as part of their 5th Aniversary Anthology, available in perfect bound print from Lulu and Amazon.
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Old Vinyl
This poem was originally published as part of John Vick’s Adroitly Placed Word audio project, sadly no longer accessible.
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You Mummers of Lounge and Parlour
This poem was originally published in The Centrifugal Eye and has recently reappeared in the anthology Going On from Juncture 25.
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The Use of Me
This poem originally appeared in audio form in Blast Furnace, volume 3 issue 1.
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Winter Interactive
These poems were written for the interactive (read: multiple choice) winter poem project at The Centrifugal Eye.
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Loam Gnomes
This poem was originally published in The Yellow Medicine Review, Spring 2013
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West Magic
This poem was originally published in The Yellow Medicine Review, Spring 2013.
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At Break Point
This poem was originally published in Blast Furnace, volume 3, issue 1, spring 2013
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The Ghost and the Toad
This poem was originally published in The Yellow Medicine Review, spring 2013.
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Duck Season
This poem was originally published in The Black Market Review, spring 2013.
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Cordial Welcome
Some cordial I made this year, using mainly flowers from the tree at the end of the garden. ↸
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