>My Poems in Lit Up Magazine
>Got word recently from editor Mike Covey that two of my new poems are published in Lit Up Magazine. Follow the link http://litupmagazine.wordpress.com/new/. Lit Up Magazine is a cool journal … Continue reading
>Roger’s Haikus
>My esteemed former colleague from The Ithaca Journal, Roger DuPuis II, now an editor working from Scranton, has a beautiful way with Haikus. His comment was so arresting that I … Continue reading
>Today is the Trans Day of Remembrance
>”The Trans Day of Remembrance is about protecting the dead from oblivion, true, but their memory has another hold on the living. They remind us that we can’t barter away … Continue reading
>Let’s HAIKU!
> I am going to be a copycat for some time and try write a reflecting haiku in English for each of these masterly compositions below but without the traditional … Continue reading
>DEAD COUSIN
>This is a very personal poem… I feel infinitely better having it posted for my blog readers. Death, dying, decay etc. have occupied a portion of my mind lately. Hope … Continue reading
>THE WEATHER IN MY TOWN
>I finally, admit it. But don’t hate me for thinking this way, please! I have been slow in putting up poems on my blog because I didn’t feel very comfortable … Continue reading
>Vote for my poems on bookhabit.com!
>Two of my poems are currently in a competition on bookhabit.com, sponsored by the New Zealand Poetry Society. It’d be great to have my readers and friends go to http://www.bookhabit.com/competition/ … Continue reading
>Writing Ruba’i
> Of late I’ve been reading and practising writing “rubaiyat” (plural), an adapted form of the classical Persian quatrain, each derivative quatrain or four-lined verse called a “ruba’i”. In Persian … Continue reading
>CHANGE
>I extend my newfoundhand to the cloudsI spread out my hair like thelight of the nightI step on a graveledpath that blooms I give myself a nameThat discounts all we … Continue reading
>Proposition 8 ruins my election fun
>Yes, we are all happy that Barack Hussein Obama became the 44th President of the United States of America. Such a day should come everywhere in the world, in every … Continue reading
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