| A pair of diner-based poems: Late Shift extends sympathies to all the late night servers for their trials, namely customers, and Tight Quarter Company extends sympathy for a diner regular who forgets himself. Statutory tackles the subject of marketing to children and the pornography of capitalism, while Poetry Appraisal uses analytical economics to prove the inherent work of poetry volumes. Thinking MFA? Consider these alternatives: was a tweet by The Poetry Foundation (@poetryfound) that I turned into a love poem for living, and Cipher takes a playful look at the dangers of over analyzing images. The Sewer that Runs Past My Home is Filled with Alligators will return once Poetry Magazine has had their chance to reject it. Miss Me? looks at how much relationships can stink. |
| * = Brand baby-butt-spanking new! * = Slightly altered, see if you can tell what changed. * = Already appeared here, but worth reading again. |
| I'm taking a bit of a break after finishing the compilation of "Miserable with Fire." Please check out my blog, where you can get an RSS feed for updates to this page, as new content will be sporadic (at best). |
| from Lincoln Logs December 2010 to (check your calendar) |
| H i s t o r y |
| R e a s o n s |
| Late Shift - - - Tight Quarter Company - - - Cipher Thinking MFA? Consider these alternatives: - - - Statutory - - - Poetry Appraisal The Sewer that Runs Past My Home is Filled with Alligators - - - Miss Me? |
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