Wow! I just got my contributor copies of The Iowa Review and I’m touched and delighted to see that my poems open the issue, and that the first one, which has kite flying in it, has a marvelous photo of kites opposite it. HUGE THANK YOUs to Abagail Petersen, Lynne Nugent, Katie Berta and everyone at TIR. I have had poems published online at TIR, and now it’s a thrill to have 2 poems in this print issue!
On this Monday of sunlight glinting across the snowfall from this weekend,, I’m thrilled to be reviewing proofs of my two poems “Air Damp as the Back of the Throat” and “We’ve Come All This Way Got Dressed Up” which will soon appear in The Iowa Review!!!
My poem “What I’m Left With” has been published today online by The Iowa Review as part of their National Poetry Month daily feature. Thank you Abagail Petersen and the rest of The Iowa Review crew! I’m honored to have my poem part of this month’s line-up of awesome poets!
Click HERE to read it!
Hot-diggety! Xmas has come a wee bit early. The Iowa Review just accepted three (!!!) of my poems: “Air Damp As the Back of the Throat,” “We’ve Come All This Way Got Dressed Up,” and “What I’m Left With.” I’m gonna sit down and try to start breathing normally again.
My poem “We Might As Well Be Hovering” has been published online today at The Iowa Review blog as part of their poem-a-day celebration for National Poetry Month. Thanks so much Poetry Editor Devon Walker-Figueroa and the rest of The Iowa Review crew!
Read the poem HERE.
Thank you so much to The Iowa Review for accepting my poem “We Might As Well Be Hovering” for The Iowa Review Blog, as part of this April’s National Poetry Month poem-a-day celebration.