
Poetry was my first love, and over the years I have been lucky enough to publish over 150 poems in print and on-line journals. My writing community calls me “the submission queen” because I’ve been able to break the barrier of self-doubt and negativity that most people experience when getting work rejected (and believe me, I get tons of rejections!) I write about the submission process (the good, the bad, and the ugly) in my blog, Music and Musings. Check it out!
Please feel free to peruse some of my poems that are on line, linked below. And if you like them and want a bigger selection you can also order one of my chapbooks: HERE IN SANCTUARY–WHIRLING or WOLF IN THE SUITCASE.
You can also listen to me reading some of my poems here!
Sampling of Poems On Line
Rattle–In My Heart
Lumina Journal–Penumbra
RockPaperPoem–Aspirations
Touchstone–Duplex: Origins
River Heron Review–Cows
Saranac Review–Tashlich
Twyckenham Notes–Bethlehem
Trouvaille Review–We Are Stuck in October
Mass Poetry–The Hard Work of Hope–Amen
Passengers Journal–Tell Me What You Know About Dismemberment
Pensive Journal–Concert
Kairos–Cicatrix
Red Ogre Review–Joy
Reckoning–We Have So Little Time Left
Cathexis NW Press–Snake; A Father is Only as Good as the Treehouse He Never Builds
Strawdog Writers Pandemic Project–Alphabet Book for 2020
Gordon Square Review–What I Might Say to Death
The Primer–Mattering
New Feathers Anthology–Ruby, Isolation, Please Don’t Tell Me About Your Dreams
The Bluebird World–Because the Wind is Rising and This Week There was a Microburst
Action, Spectacle–Ode to Scales
Spank the Carp–Piano
San Antonio Review–Labyrinth, Desideratum
Anderbo–Consider the Turnip; Instructions for Spelunking
Cider Press Review–The World Ends in the Car, Pulling Dead Leaves in the Time of Coronavirus
Midway Journal– Salad
Wordpeace–I’ve Just Folded This Poem Into an Airplane, Refugee Camp: Matamoros; Valentine’s Day, What if Our Leaders
What Rough Beast–Lessons in Portaging, Dark Country, When Despair for the World Grows in Me, Policy for Whales, Rules for Behaving in the Airport Line
Parcham–Because the Deacon Couldn’t Sleep
Subprimal–Sabotage
HAPPY TO ALSO HAVE POEMS INCLUDED IN THESE WONDERFUL ANTHOLOGIES:
What We Talk When We Talk About It: Variations on the Theme of Love, Darkhouse Books
America is Not the World, Pankhearst Press
The Black River: Death Poems, Natureculture Press
Dina: I read your “Tell Me What You Know About Dismemberment” in Passengers. Well done!
Thanks, Eileen!