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Encores, Holding Patterns: A Collection of Words on Ritual (Good Printed Things, 2023). In which the poet waxes lyrical about the good old days when music concert encores were unplanned and exhilarating.
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Flaxton Flowers, Petrichor Machine 3 (2013). In which the eponymous flowers are overshadowed by a thoughtfully placed sign.
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Friday Afternoon Lament, Constellations 2 (‘Upheaval’) (Fall 2012). Written, as the title suggests, on Friday afternoon, when time stretches out and everything in the world seems just that little bit more burdensome.
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Guardians of De Iuliis, Red Rock Review 31 (Spring 2013). A poem inspired by Michael Garth‘s sculptures, “The Guardians” (2003), which may be found at the De Iluiis winery in Australia’s Hunter Valley.
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Haiku From Waterloo, Windmills 7 (Spring 2011). In which Napoleon’s last campaign is interrupted by a time-travelling consortium offering him a penthouse apartment on the Gold Coast.
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Tango in Haiku
For People
Inspired not to Dance, Windmills 7 (Spring 2011). In which some unlikely proponents of the tango step forward.