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- Abyss Of An Attendant Lord
- Sympathy And Centripetal Force and Eight Other Young and Hopeful Stories
- Collected Poems, Youth to Middle-Age (1976-2009)
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Recent Posts
- “Wistfulness”–A poem for “the one who got away” (so far!)
- More love poetry for the misadventurous–“Destiny’s Mayflies”
- Purity, blankness, innocence, guilt, and knowledge–An attempt at philosophy in “The Blank Slate”
- A poem for true denizens of the temperate zone–“The Comfort of Dread”
- Yet another poem on the commonplace of “the vanity of human wishes”–“The Department of Crossed Wires”
- The old-fashioned tendency to use a poem “to point a moral”–“Aggregates”
- “The Private Lives of Cats”–a runaway bestseller?
- Some serious God-talk for a contrary soul, no holds barred: Anne Lamott’s “Help, Thanks, Wow: The Three Essential Prayers”
- Thoughts on synchronicity, Elizabeth Lesser’s book “Broken Open,” and a poem inspired by two near-autodidacts
- “Life is a comedy to those who think, a tragedy to those who feel”–Ludmilla Petrushevskaya’s “There Once Lived a Girl Who Seduced Her Sister’s Husband, and He Hanged Himself”
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