recent work, on the web & in print
"Poem for My Daughter in the Pandemic" read by poet Julia Lisella
recent work on the web
“The Coyotes” in The Common Online, Issue 26.
“Maternal Half-Life” featured in Steven Ratiner’s Red Letter poetry project, Letter #146, Friday, January 27, 2023.
You can read the post at Doug Holder’s Poetry Blogspot
“What I Didn’t Tell You.” South Florida Poetry Journal, November 2022.
“At the Whitman Show at the Morgan Library, July 2019.” Panoply, A Literary Zine, Fall 2022.
“A Psalm for the Maple Tree in My Backyard.” Summerset Review, Fall 2022.
“Wombs” Hags on Fire, Fall 2022.
“Hot Flash” Hags on Fire, Fall 2022.
“The Belly.” Rogue Agent, September 2022.
"Resident Italian." West Trade Magazine, Online Exclusive, summer 2022.
"Poem for My Daughter in the Pandemic." Cider Press Review, Issue 6, Vol. 23, February 2022 .
"On the Bank of the Mystic." The Rupture, Issue 116, December 2021.
“Envelope Poem.” Apple Valley Review, Fall 2021.
"The Text I Won't Send My Daughter", Haus Red, Vol. 6. November 2021.
“Author’s Prayer” and “Community Garden.” On the Seawall, August 2021.
"The Poets are Writing About Birds" and "Cleaning the Groceries in the Time of COVID-19." Pandemics Journal, Global Quarantine Museum. Issue no. 3, Winter 2021.
recent work in print
“The Coyotes.” The Common, Issue 26, 2023.
“Psalm for the Girl in the Church Pew”, and “In the Basement.” Paterson Literary Review, Spring/Summer 2022.
“Haibun for Our Last-Minute Summer Rental.” The MacGuffin, November, 2022.
“City Cathedral,” “Modern Travel,” “Mother Love.” Newtown, Winter 2022.
“Just Outside the Garden, The Irises.” Lily Poetry Review, Summer 2022.
"Modern Easter Monday," Prescence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry 2022.
"For Elsa, " Mom Egg Review, Vol. 20, April 2022