A Crow At The Beach Is Like A Seagull At A Funeral
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Domestic Sonnet Op. VIII
Today marks the longest day of the year, your birthday,
it’s also father’s day and in the garden our youngest
discovered the bones of a sparrow.
Its structure, a respiratory system
built for flight, a fuselage.
He was fascinated t...
Upon learning David Hockney passed away
Upon learning David Hockney passed away
I am reminded I am 49, this year,
and all that truly matters in life is love and art.
And perhaps our cat, Lowry.
The rest of my existence will be spanning time
between the two.
I bef...
The Adriatic Fig
More often than not, I subscribe to Ginsberg’s belief that “the first thought is the best thought,” and that the act of creating poetry — the release itself — is the art form. Others vehemently argue that, as a writer, you are inside the po...
Upon learning a woodpecker’s tongue
Upon learning a woodpecker’s tongue loops around its skull
I went outside and sat on our stoop, the fresh paint
filling my nose. We’d discovered rotten wood where the rain leaked in.
When our children learned to walk, my days were over...
Many Moons In The Same Canoe
"A marriage is many moons in the same canoe" — I came across this Indian proverb and it stayed with me, the way it makes a long marriage sound like a single passage. This poem argues with it a little.
Text within this block will maintain i...
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Founder & President, Ink & Ribbon Press. MFA in Poetry at Pacific University. Nominated for 2025 Pushcart Prize.
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