Words Dance Publishing will feature two of my poems on their site in the next two months: "Late Night Shift" (inspired by a late night visit to a Waffle House many years ago) will appear Jan 29th and "Heartless" (based on a memory of Raggedy Ann dolls and books) on Feb 24th. This means I can coast until March, right?
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Thursday, January 29, 2015
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Why Write?
I've been thinking about why I suddenly decided to begin publishing my poetry and trying to improve my writing in order to make it publishable. I certainly don't intend to supplement my income or launch a career at my age, but I notice the poems I'm writing are like a file card index of my memories. My new poems reflect seemingly random flotsam and jetsam that got caught in my imagination and never left me. But why we notice one thing and not another--how we filter the stream of our life's events through our psyche--these things make up a person. My touchstone moments are being manifested and recorded via my poems.
We are happy to inform you.....
I really love emails that begin with those words!
I am happy to inform you, dear Imaginary Readers, that FLARE: the Flagler Review just accepted my poem "Nothing in the Dark" inspired by a classic Twilight Zone episode and more distantly by William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying.
I am happy to inform you, dear Imaginary Readers, that FLARE: the Flagler Review just accepted my poem "Nothing in the Dark" inspired by a classic Twilight Zone episode and more distantly by William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying.
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