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Sting with a Good November Tune
I’m sharing this again, from last October, because it just captures the mood of this time of the year so well, on a cold morning like this, geese flying south, sitting by the fire, or in my case, the space heater under my desk. Plus, there is some lovely, personal love, pain, and nostalgia involved.…
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You Can Help Birds—PA Bird Atlas 3
Turns out, poetry isn’t my only thing. My bird obsession has increased exponentially since the COVID quarantines. While birding was always a category in my blog, it really wasn’t written about very often. But now, I’ve gotten my very first nature column published and I thought you might enjoy taking a look. Since moving back…
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It’s Pride Month, and We Need to Remember
I want to be proud of those whose shoulders I stood on to get where I am. So, here’s something from this week’s posts over on my other project, Jeff’s Song of the Day.
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Three Poems in Impost
If you haven’t seen the collaborative poetry chapbook my son Micah and I wrote, we’d be super happy if you took a look at it here. That link will give you a preview and links to more information, including how to get a copy for yourself. He and I have been continuing to work on…
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Music and Memory
This is an excerpt from my song of the day project for my brother Jeff. I think that my audience here might occasionally enjoy a glimpse of that blog, especially since I’ve had a long history of sharing things from my personal life here on this blog. If you enjoy Jeff’s Song of the Day,…
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Nearby There Is a Field
In the spring of 2020, Watershed Review published my poem “Nearby There Is a Field,” along with “Emergency Room,” and “Echo.” WR continues to publish beautiful work online, including this little gem by Amorak Huey in the fall of 2023: This season, poet Marjorie Maddox has been hosting a four-minute radio show on WPSU, focusing…
