Or why my left eye is strong than the right, or more dissertation excepts. Microscopes When I was little, I used to believe that I could see air. Tiny specks of sometimes blue and other times green but mostly clear … Continue reading
Or how my love of cake got weird in poetry, or a sneak peek at my dissertation. Perky Pineapple Upside-down Cake (or other inappropriate cake title) She got hair like cinnamon like spice cake sometimes like carrot cake Her face … Continue reading
Or why stream of conscious is fun In The Lonely Londoner’s by Samuel Selvon, there is a great stream of consciousness bit about summertime in London. This is my response to it. Click Summertime to hear the spoken version. *** … Continue reading
Or a sneak peek of what I’ve been working on lately. Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a collection titled “Whiskey & Cactus Wine: A Dedication to the West.” Most of this collection includes found poetry crafted from … Continue reading
Or Cheers to Audiozines A quick thanks to In Stereo Press for publishing one of my performance pieces titled “Talk Static to Me.” Check the website for my piece and browse the other audio tracks cause audiozines are lovely. 🙂
Or what happens when I speak in Texan This piece (and many of the previous western themed pieces below) comes from a collection I have been working on titled Whiskey and Cactus Wine: A Dedication to the West. (Please note: … Continue reading
Or why you will immediately get this stuck in your head Clicking the headphones above will take you to a piece called Classical Curtains. I must warn you to click with care as in a month’s time you may still … Continue reading
Or why some stories are too beautiful not to exist in poetry. Sometimes as writers we come across stories or meet people that are just too fantastic not to write about. The following poem, Dating Elvis, is a story about … Continue reading
Or why I can’t wait for my birthday With this semester coming to a close, I have been super busy finishing up papers and trying to use my free time to hang out with friends who will be graduating in … Continue reading