After this Vernal Equinox, Remember
March 18, 2019
Happy Spring, everybody. Or, if you’re me, happy it’s-almost-the-end-of-winter-but-not-quite-that’s-at-Beltaine. ;) … More After this Vernal Equinox, Remember
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Tag: Cascadia Rising Review
The Familiar Path Illustrates Opportunity Cost
February 18, 2019
I remember exactly one concept from that high school AP Economics course. Poetry comes from everywhere, seriously. … More The Familiar Path Illustrates Opportunity Cost
Late Summer Ghosts
February 14, 2019
Honestly, this is more like a backwards valentine to winter. … More Late Summer Ghosts
“On Bodies” at Quail Bell Magazine
January 14, 2019
Finding a photo to accompany this poem was weird, every time. … More “On Bodies” at Quail Bell Magazine
Millennials Now Ruining Morning Walks
December 18, 2018
Yes, there is also avocado toast. … More Millennials Now Ruining Morning Walks
Fear of Missing Out
July 30, 2018
Night on the porch. Real darkness. The rain tries out some rhythms then shakes its head: “Take five!” The frogs advertise in the fields for all they’re worth. I’m not doing much. Vacation. There’s a blanket, a chair, the vague dark breath of the sea. I want to be composing, too: what’s my worth? Crack … More Fear of Missing Out
On Bodies
July 9, 2018
Some days, some months — let’s be honest, probably some years — my pants don’t fit. This is supposed to matter to me, and it does. In the drowsing noon, I was sitting outside and I asked the douglas fir next door about this. As usual, ki said nothing. Well, I thought, you get rounder each year! … More On Bodies
