Outside, the trees are plain and silent as bottle brushes. They could scrub something clean, get at the tight corners where grime likes to hide, if only they were tipped over, spun like street sweepers. Or turned again upright, set going on the air. This kind of cold distances. In ’49, a Nebraska driver named […]
New Poem in SOJOURNERS
“God, Like Me, a Mother” is in the January print issue of Sojourners. It’s behind a paywall right now so you’d need a subscription to read beyond the first stanza. (I have some print copies!) I told my parents being published in this magazine would definitely out me as a progressive Christian and they both […]
Behold the Poems!
I’m happy to send you to The Sunlight Press to read two of my poems, “Fika on Marstrand Island” and “StarDate: August 27 – Moon and Aldebaran.” These poems have been in process since my MFA program, and submitting poems for publication is hard. This new online journal seems like such a nice fit for […]