This poem was written just over ten years ago, in February 2009. The poem itself is fairly blunt, though its title is a play on
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(Unpublished) #Poem: “I should’ve been George Willard”
Three of my favorite literary works are Thornton Wilder’s 1936 play Our Town, Sherwood Anderson’s 1919 short story collection Winesburg, Ohio, and Edgar Lee Master’s
(Unpublished) #Poem: “Don’t Nobody Even Like You.”
This poem was written last February and should be self-explanatory. The allusions in the first two lines, in case you don’t know them, are to
(Unpublished) #Poem: “Taking Root”
Though I wrote this poem in 2004, I revised it substantially in 2014. It is a fairly self-explanatory foray into the process of gardening. The
A writer-editor-teacher’s quote of the week #118
According to Christian Bök, there are four ways to be a poet. A lyric poet typically intends to express a thought or a feeling. It
“Steel Toe Review” #16 now online
The new issue of Steel Toe Review is online. One of my poems, “Cultural Criticism,” in there!
