Green
I say I love being close to you with a story about a poet’s green thumb. You breathe in…
Poetry
Autumn
The wind brings cool air and swirling leaves falling gracefully to the ground, covering…
skein
I saw in…
The Pitch
– For Len Gasparini I could have mumbled a poem at you Easily yet the mornings bring a…
The House
I’ve never visited Grace Street, but draft an image from my mother’s stories. The…
To Marshall McLuhan
You were right, dear professor, the great vortex came in time whirling us into the pond…
weak cloth
we are made of weak cloth and barely woven fabric sewed, having chosen a design because…
Unfoundland
When they were old men they couldn’t recall if they had strode that mystery, or…
Feux Rouges
At the carrefours, signs and avenues Usher us to divergent destinations. We trace…
The Door
“Go shut the door,” he told me, and I stopped a second, wondering exactly what he…