Poems

Much appreciation to the editors who gave my poems a home. It means the world. Here, a sampling:

new

The New Yorker: “Helianthus”
Bennington Review: “My Body Knows Its Limits”
On The Seawall: “Phantom State” “About the Pen”
Volt: “Yonder” “Ah, Ersatz” “E, Ellipse”
Sixth Finch: “Constellation”

Coming

Revel: “I Say to My Unborn Child” “Consider the Etymology” “Once Upon a Time”
Prairie Schooner: “Crux” 
Plume: “Mastery” “Idyll” 
Northern Woodlands: “As Maple Trunks Thaw”

From Vortex Street

American Poetry Review: “My Unborn Child Says to Me” “Galaxy Filament” 
At Length: “About a House” published as “Gest”
Kenyon Review: “Specula” “Dive-bomb”
Laurel Review: “Else” “OO” 
Literary Imagination: “Complicit” 
On The Seawall: “And: Still” 
Plume: “Black Apples” “Landing” “Sidewinder” “Vortex Street” 
The Cortland Review: “I Am” “XX” “Vocal Balance” 

From Vestigial

Barrow Street: “Collectio” “Squander” 
Colorado Review: “Aphasia” 
Fence: “Radiance” 
Kenyon Review: “Alpha Protein”  
Literary Imagination: “Unaccounted For” 
Volt: “Lyms of” 
Women’s Studies Quarterly: “A Karstic” 

From Unshelter

Colorado Review: “Aphasia” “Series #22 (white)”
Pleaides: “Burrow”
Subtropics: “Border Land”
The Laurel Review: “Eucharist Nervosa”
TriQuarterly: “Charcoal Suite”

Anthologies

Attached to the Living World, A New EcoPoetry Anthology, Volume II; Trinity University Press; editors Ann Fisher-Wirth and Laura-Gray Street; March 2025. “Galaxy Filament” poem
Poetry is Bread Anthology;  Nirala Publications; editor Tina Cane; March 2025. “Black Apples” poem
Buzzwords: Poems About Insects; Everyman’s Library Pocket Poets Series, Penguin Random House; editors Kimiko Hahn and Harold Schechter; April 2021. “Coronal” poem