Poem published in After Brunch Journal.
Part of it may or may not have been inspired by the internal ritual ablutions that take place before a colonoscopy.
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Poem published in After Brunch Journal.
Part of it may or may not have been inspired by the internal ritual ablutions that take place before a colonoscopy.
| The poem is about a patch of Grass |
The ones behind The Ones Behind the Bookshelves have published a poem of mine. It is called The Garden Is Open and may or may not have been inspired by a joke in the film Love and Death.
Electric Pink published an experimental work of mine. If you love science you will click the link here and keep on reading. Thank you for you attention to this matter.
A new (to you) poem about hibernation and burrowing up at JMWW. It is called "The Streams Organize."
Blasphemous published a poem of mine called The Broach Indeed. Scroll down past the Turkish(?) picture to read it.
| Near the site of the poem's pareidolia |
INTERVALS has published a poem of mine called Coarsely Milled. Read and learn about how random food left on the sidewalk can inspire a work of art!
Partially Shy published a poem of mine here click on the corner of the image to review the PDF at your leisure!
| Andrew Jackson won a boxing match and killed the Bank of the United States |
Hello all, happy weekend to those who celebrate. Ellie Magazine published a poem of mine, The Independent Treasury. I don't remember why I chose to name it that.
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| "And the subject's no Venus" |
Thanks to Charlotte Cosgrove and Rough Diamond, for publishing me in The Body: An anthology of poetry. Dig around and find me.
Tap into Poetry's 9th issue is out now. It includes a poem by me called "Then Don’t Send a Poet to a Concert Next Time"
Feral Poetry published a poem of mine called Back to the Square. It's based on the aftermath of all the recent failed uprisings of the human spirit the CIA didn't back.
Temple in a City (which could be this temple, in this city, or not) published a poem by me involving the stars. Not from Hollyweird, but above in the firmament. Read it here.
Synchronized Chaos has published poems by me. Pictured above is a garnet, in honor of one of them: Garnet Harbor. It was inspired by a Max Ernst painting but I can't remember which one it was, so enjoy this rock.
Step right up, step right up, here are two poems by Ben Nardolilli in the first issue of Ascendancy Magazine