HOW NOT TO WRITE A POEM For a challenge from On A Whimsical Adventure at Oscraps. Paper & elements from On A Whimsical Adventure. The challenge was to use only half the page, which I liked for this poem: that unused side is where the poem isn’t. The font is Alte… Continue reading

    //embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js     This is an old page, posted again for Digital Whisper: ghost. Elements from Beth Rimmer, Marta van Eck, and Sherrie Drummond. The font is Sweetly Broken.  The poem is mine: My dead lover’s lover will visit me today. She was one of a crowd, invisible to me, ghosts flitting through… Continue reading

        For Take A Word: hearts. The poem is mine: If If I brought you a cloak    embroidered with stars        a staff & a crown & a steed            would you mount it? If I laid out a carpet    from my veins of bright red    … Continue reading

                    August 02017   Here, drought. Forests burn. There, neighborhoods and houses flood. Wildlife and humans flee their homes, lost, breathing smoke and ash, struggling through high water. Fighters hold the line, weave rescue boats through swollen streets, sometimes die beneath flaming trees or cold water. Fire jumps rivers and roads.… Continue reading