Found poem on a series of signs advertising the only general store in a very remote area

Golden Eagle Inn, Jackson, WY

Glacier National Park, Montana

Paradise, Montana

Eden, Idaho

Upper Little Zig Zag River, Mt. Hood, Oregon

Craters of the Moon National Monument, Idaho

Kintla Lake, Glacier National Park, Montana

Teton National Park, Wyoming

Going to the Sun Road, Glacier National Park, Montana

Miracle Mile, Mt. Hood, Oregon

Still here.

My poem “Cloudform” originally appeared in Timshel , Volume II

Don’t forget to RSVP :)

Did you have a nice summer?

I’ll be taking notes.

Ok poet 🙄🥚

Hungry, Thirsty, Bored or Lonely

pull out on rt. 30

february 2023 snowstorm

arcade in lincoln city

ritual on the seattle <> bainbridge island ferry, after the longest day at AWP 2023

I miss Oakland, but less than I thought I would.

Glendale - Next to Foxy’s

Palm Springs - Didn’t swim - pool filled with drunk people, and therefore, piss

Joshua Tree - Heat adding an edge

Joshua Tree - Met a chatty hairstylist

July 2022

April 2021

Maiden Magazine, Issue No. 1 is now live.

tried to make gold

Mixed media collage from Summer 2020 - watercolor, sharpie paper

Maiden Magazine is a new online journal, currently reading submissions of poetry and nonfiction until August 31st. Fellow writer, editor and SMC grad Brittany Wason and I have worked on this project over the last few months. We hope to read and publish a variety of styles and voices.

More information at maiden-magazine.com

Biological Poem went up on Vinyl Prose and Poetry today.

I wrote this poem almost two years ago exactly. In many ways it is a Sonoma County poem, & it was written the week before the 2017 fires. Will it always feel like the world is about to end-

Fire and wind season is here again, with PG&E shutting off power in huge portions of the bay area, in a kind of odd attempt to prevent that kind of destruction.

So much has changed in two years, & with such a rapidity, that it really feels like time travel to read this poem.