Another New Poetry Credit

"The very strange thing that occurred to me on my way to work through the pouring rain this morning" has been published at U.M.Ph.! Prose e-zine. Click the link and scroll down.

Full poem reposted after the break too.

New Poetry Credit

Glass: A Journal of Poetry has published my poem "How to Achieve Immortality" in its latest issue.

Full poem after the break, too.

New Published Poem

It's online at U.M.Ph.! Prose. It's called "In the Interest of Saving Time Tonight, I" and is about 3/4 of the way down the page.

It's also reposted after the break.

Another Taste of My Chapbook - in Audio

Eden-A Brothel Near Gdynia. Trying something a little different here--using Facebook video this time.



I recorded these using my desktop microphone and Audacity. That was the basic MP3 creation. For the video, I just used Windows Movie Maker and layered the picture of the cover over the MP3. Pretty simple actually.

Audio of Evening Watch

If anyone has purchased my chapbook and would like to have audio of me reading the poems, I have MP3 files of each poem available. Please contact me for more information.

Below is "Evening Watch in the North Atlantic" just as a bit of a teaser.

Sun, Night, Evening - an erasure poem

I was turned on to erasure poems about 5 years ago and every once in awhile I turn back to them. This one was written in December and then promptly forgotten. But I found it again, and I like it.

Poem after the break.

And Another Acceptance!

"How To Achieve Immortality" was accepted by Glass: A Journal of Poetry.

Time for a new round of submissions soon after I get back from Jersey.

A New Publication Credit!

This time from online journal Sketchbook, a journal of Eastern and Western Short Forms. They took a haiku, a short haiku sequence, and a Fibonacci poem. Check it out here and be sure to check out the rest of the web journal.

Haiku Written Thursday

To the kid in the stroller
pulling your socks off
you know what it's all about
bare feet in the breeze

Today's Poem

Today's poem is the antithesis of haiku--loud and shallow.

April 29th
Unreasonably
angry today. Easily
irritated too.

Haiku for the Day

April 28
I seethe at summer
traffic brought on by morons
in suits and sandals

Haiku for Monday

April 27
Not much on t.v.
to watch today. Think I'll go
watch tides change instead.

Haiku for Sunday

April 26
Ah, crap on a stick.
Rattle just rejected two
sonnets. Resubmit!

Today's Haiku

April 25
To the guy riding
the T with sunglasses on--
it's dark underground

Today's Haiku

April 24
Except the poet
spring brings naps for all
even pigeons on the porch

Haiku for Today

April 23
Sang Finnegan's Wake
to my newborn baby girl
Lyrics now make sense

Haiku for Wednesday

April 22
Walking through the park
I was chased by a robin
singing happily

Haiku for the Day

April 21
Tomato seedlings break earth first
beating peas to see the sun

Haiku for the Day

April 20
Stale city exhaust
at least the scent of country cows
moved with the wind

Today's Haiku

April 19
If only I could learn again
as does a newborn in April