I lived along the edge of wet stairs, watched stone lose out to the incursion of lapping insistence, a place where I gathered myself, a sensation of cold and sometimes
Louisiana, home of a thousand Family Dollar stores and cotton farms planted with corn for ethanol I think of you as I return to Oakland, report for jury duty with hundreds
Thursday, May 9, 7 to 9pm Kehilla Community Synagogue, 1300 Grand Avenue Piedmont, California (diagonally across from ACE Hardware) Joined by Lucille Lang Day, author of “Married at Fourteen,” nominated
Links to several online published poems, essays, and broadcasts Self-Driven (LongshotBooks) July 2020 The Dog Walker (EunoiaReview) January 2020 Sant Feliu de Guíxols; Birds, There’s a Woman, and If Mopeds