Coarsely Milled in Intervals

 

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!

Don't Be Partially Shy

 

Partially Shy published a poem of mine here click on the corner of the image to review the PDF at your leisure!

The Keener in Chief

 

A professional mourner from Ancient Egypt

A short story of mine is up at Midcult. The word "Keener" comes from the old Irish tradition of Keening, a form of public lamentation at funerals. 

Labor Omnia Vincit

 

"Work Conquers All," is the translation for the title of this new poem of mine in Farewell Transmission. I guess I had either Oklahoma or James Wright on the mind when I wrote it. 

Iceblink and You Might Miss It

 

An Iceblink is a visual effect caused by light reflecting off a mass of ice in the distance near the horizon. It is also the name of a literary publication. A poem of mine, "Floating in the Hive" heads up Issue 8.

Back to the Square for a Feral Poet

 

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.

Waiting Behind

 

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.

Come to My Beacon

 

The Poetry Lighthouse published two poems of mine: In the Western World and Deamortization. 

Two Poems in the Bitter Melon Review

 

Hello all, here are two poems to read on a Sunday summer evening:

After Fantastic Obsessions

And

Medium Trouble in Chinese Cottage, about an old Chinese place I used to visit on the Upper West of America's greatest island, Manhattan

From the Mouth of an Underdog

 

Pessoa approves

Azarão lit journal has published a poem of mine: Grave Silhouettes

Take Two Pills and Holler in the Morning

 

Two poems by an up and coming poet whose work I admire in the Pill. 

Rugby and Argyle

Is the name of a poem published in Obindo Magazine.  It refers to two streets in my neighborhood.

Links from the Literary Underground

 

The Literary Underground has published a poem by me Exile, Dystopia, etc.  

Without a Horizon

 

The Third Issue of Lodestar Lit has my poem "Remaking Our Everyday World," inspired by seeing Northern Virginia pass by at night.

Promises to Outlive Career Day

 

Two poems published in The Soliloquist Magazine. Career Day and Promises to Outlive. 

Turns Out I Got "A Different World" and "Another World" Confused

 

Mailbox to Another World has published two poems of mine. Black Friday Blitzkrieg and Acts of Stopping and Disengaging

Click with this Beetle

 

Wireworms come from these beetles doing the nasty

Wireworm Magazine has published a piece of experimental writing called Median Opportunities which I wrote and rewrote and rewrote again until it could now find a home. 

I Am the Model of a Very Modern Artist

 

The Modern Artist has published three poems of mine:

Layout Review

Disguised Originality 

The Sugar Windows Open

The Grace of Rosslyn and Georgetown

 

Poem in Sola Poeta's second issue, based on my days walking across the Key Bridge every day to work

A Soul's a Sort of a Fifth Wheel to a Wagon

 

But they still have souls, right?

Soul Poetry, not Seoul Poetry, had published two poems of mine in their first issue. Nothing much about the soul per se.