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 Poem from my book up at Sea Stories, an international journal of art and writing. Scroll down to "The Unknown Child."
New poems up at LOCUSPOINT, a place of poetry, the Madison issue
I won third prize in The Poetry Center of Chicago's 14th Annual Juried Reading.
Photo from the Letters to the World Reading on April 13 in Madison, WI. Left to right: Karla Huston, Shoshauna Shy, David Graham, Marilyn Taylor, Susan Elbe, Wendy Vardaman.
Eden in the Rearview Mirror (Word Press), 
my full-length collection of poems, is now available from:
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now and then, the lost
slip through,
inhabit my ghost hunger
this far away,
4 a.m.,
birds start
moon-swallowed songs
the room turns
river with blue light
the narrow bed,
a crumbling bridge
above
the river, freighted with what-if
the night breeze
on my body (thin wet
slip on clay
the lost arrive, shadows split
and sheer as watercolor
on the wall
this bridge between
night and morning,
then and now,
not so far
it takes me over
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