Dec 27, 2019Poem for 2020I pull off to pee at the Walt Whitman Wayside on the Jersey Turnpike. Through the woods from Camden where the poet lived his last, where...
Jul 20, 2019One Small Step – a poemDaddy said yes to the pool with that girl so I finished the sign Watermelons for Sale $1.00: that green and red slice made a half-moon...
Jul 14, 2019She Said, He Not So Much – a poemMy father hardly spoke. My mother never quit. I’ve grown up with this yoke all because of it. You want to say it all like your mama did...
May 7, 2019Prodigal’s Return: A PoemThe little pond back in the woods was my Walden before I’d ever heard of Thoreau. I’d wander there to skip a rock sit ponder let its...
Apr 24, 2019New Poem PublishedDeep South Magazine is posting a poem a day for National Poetry Month. Today’s my day! Read it here! #naturepoem #Poem
Mar 11, 2019Going Back to New OrleansIn April, will be returning to New Orleans after some years away, attending an occupational therapy conference downtown. And will land...
Sep 24, 2018A Thing They Call a HouseI came back to this box where we I almost said live. That’s what they are, of course, with holes in the side, through which we sieve....
Aug 22, 20183:30 amGinny’s gone, but here’s a pome from before all that, in commiseration with all my Facebook friends who post in the middle of the night....
Jun 19, 2018Walking the DogA week ago our beloved 7-year old golden retriever Ginny seemed in perfect health. Today our vet confirmed that the lumps we found at...
Aug 1, 2017Intimation – a poemIt was that spring when my heart slowed I was dizzy. It rained a lot. I would be up alone with coffee on the porch and the sun lifting at...