New poem of mine in the latest edition of Children, Churches & Daddies magazine. It mentions squibs!
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New poem of mine in the latest edition of Children, Churches & Daddies magazine. It mentions squibs!
...you on two poems of mine in the Sublunary Review.
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Apparently I've written it. A poem about urban development and renewal is up at Class Collective. It was inspired by my times catching the bus near the Javits Center. Good times, I mean, no, not good times. Hence the poem.
Two poems of mine up at Primeval Monster, a side project of the Red Ogre Review. They are about (surprise) monsters.
| Thanks to Diet Milk Magazine for publishing a poem of mine called Open Pit |
April brings poems to share with you. There's the publication pictured above, but there's more! Two poems are in Parish Line Press, one of which involves the Ancient Greeks. Then there's a poem at Write Now Lit. It mixes real estate and true crime.
Moss Trill has published another poem by me. This one is called Satellites. If you scroll down you can read the last poem I published there, Good Day, Applicant.
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| Here comes the HMS Poetry with Poems, Doot Doot |
Good morning from Philadelphia, land of Cheesesteaks, Punchy Rambo, Ladies with Horns, and the Freshest of Princes. Here are five poems to contemplate, courtesy of Lothlorien Poetry Journal.
Ubu, a journal of short absurdist verse, has published a poem of mine. It's the shortest poem I have ever published, perfect for the go-getting, hustling, and grinding world of today!
| A rough draft of the Piss-an Cantos that were written on toilet paper |
At least that's what I am going to assume with this next post. The journal Cantos, out of Missouri Baptist University, has published two poems from me. Flip through to page 18 to find them. The second one might be the first published poem about Newkirk Avenue, my home street. Who knows. I leave to the scholars to verify such history.