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Feather & Flower Tiles

 selected poems online

2025:

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"When the Roses Bloom Again," "Memory as Night Stranger" and "The Sky's Vast Blue" (Cultural Daily)

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"Nostalgia, 1997" (Stone Circle Review)

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"After the War" (The Inflectionist Review)

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"American Apocalypse" (Rawhead)

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"Sky as Smoke" (The Dodge)

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"Namesake" and "The Window" (Cable Street)

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"Portrait of America as Dennis Rader" (Villain Era)

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"What Form" (The Passionfruit Review)

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"Today the Clouds are Big as Countries" (nominated for Best of the Net and The Pushcart Prize) and other poems (Philly Chapbook Review)

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2024:

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"The Best Thing a Girl Can Be" (Action/Spectacle)

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"If I Were a King" & "On Influence" (Heavy Feather Review)

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"Why I Became a Physician" (Stonecoast Review)

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"Psalm for the Single Song Sparrow"

(West Trestle Review)

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"Not as Much a Slouch Towards Bethlehem as an Inch Towards Where We Were" (Wildness)

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"God as Apparition," nominated for Best of the Net and Best New Poets (Poetry Is Currency)

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"Surrender" (Ghost City Review)

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2023:

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"Mathematics as Metaphor" (Poets for Science)

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"God as Sky" (Psaltery and Lyre)

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"What I Want in the End" (The Night Heron Barks)

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"Imprecise Lament" (One Art)

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"Letting Go" & "Ode to a Young Girl at the Window" (Hoxie Gorge Review)

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"Blue" (awarded 3rd place prize of the tide rises, the tide falls: an oceanic literary magazine's 2023 "seasick" contest)

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"Rumination" (West Trestle Review)

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"Middle Age" (Sweet Lit)

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2022:

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"Atrocity," nominated for a Pushcart Prize (Peatsmoke Journal)​

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"Epilogue, " nominated for Best of the Net (Eastern Iowa Review)​

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"Fall Was Once Fire Season in Los Angeles" & "Portrait of Evening as Song" (Isele Magazine)

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"Dialogues with Grief" (Rust & Moth)

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2021:

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"Winter Jar" (The Shore Poetry)

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