Tag: prose poems
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* new work up at Star 82 Review
Just a quick post to announce the release of the latest issue of Star 82 Review which includes my piece “Hangman Ode.” Read it here. The issue features work from B.J. Best, Eve Kenneally, and Todd Mercer along with other fine work. Check it out here. I’m especially excited because “Hangman Ode” is a part of […]
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* David Ignatow in My Own House
Reading the following poem I realized that it would be interesting - to me, to you, to who? - to periodically share a snapshot of what my writing desk looks like. With that in mind, here is what it looks like this week: This view is from the surface level - what the page would […]
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* stepping into the river with Charles Simic
The stone is a mirror which works poorly. Nothing in it but dimness. Your dimness or its dimness, who’s to say? In the hush your heart sounds like a black cricket. Charles Simic Since I quoted the man last week in regards to the prose poem, I thought I would share some of Charles Simic’s […]
The Friday Influence 