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“Winter,” Plainsongs January 2020
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Tales From Andersen, Poets Reading the News July 2019
Published in Poets Reading the News, July 2019 Tales from Andersen: A found poem Upon the election of Donald Trump to the United States presidency,…
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“En pointe,” The Heartland Review, Fall 2018
En pointe now and then I feel it, oldest of lost pauses, as if it had never gone, pleat in time, box lengthening the foot,…
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Kestrel, the Literary Journal of University of West Virginia, three poems, Fall 2018
Teaching Raymond Carver’s poem to girls September. Scent of maple keys. In an unfamiliar kitchen, in his father’s unlooked-at face, Carl’s gone bad, weeps for…
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