My poem “What Feet Know” is featured on Postcard Poems and Prose Magazine.
O at the Edges
Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.
My poem “What Feet Know” is featured on Postcard Poems and Prose Magazine.
O at the Edges 
Glad to hear it, Bob!
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Thanks, Cate.
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Well done!
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Thanks, Andrew. Feet have been sadly neglected for hearts and souls… π
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You’re welcome.
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Wonderful poem … and interesting to compare the two images; for my own feet, I’d choose the setting here on your site.
Speaking of images … is there a story (poem?) for the “weeds big in Texas” image on “Postcards and Poems” page? We’ve been bringing plants in, bracing for the freeze, some (all “Texas”) pretty darned big.
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Thanks, Jazz. Regarding the images on the Postcard Poems page, they requested something quirky, so I complied to the best of my ability. The “weed” is an agave plant that I’d dug out with my tractor. If you run a search on this site for “agave,” you’ll find a poem titled “Agave.” Of course it’s not about the pictured agave, or any agave in particular.
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Kudos!
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Thanks, Ken. Poems keep falling into place.
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congratulations. nice poem.
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I’m so pleased you like it. Thank you.
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Congrats!
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Thank you!
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Man, you are REALLY getting your work out there. There is a hunger for iOkaji-centric poetry, and you are filling the chanko nabe pot with all sorts of tasty tidbits!! γγγγ£γ Okaji-Sensei!!
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Thanks, Daniel. I’ve received quite a few rejections lately, so I’ll need to send those pieces back out into the world. They come, they go…
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Great! Rejections = opportunities to grow and learn… so I hope you get rejected so many times you win three Pulitzer Prizes for the lessons you learned from those rejections, and the resulting poems that followed!
idiots fail 5 times and quit… geniuses fail 5000 times… then fail another 10,000 times… then change the world.
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I long ago learned to equate rejection with opportunity.
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Das ist wahr… die richtige Art und Weise zu denken. Versuch es weiter!
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Reblogged this on Orthometry.
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Thank you for reblogging.
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You are welcome!
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That’s awesome!!
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It is! Thank you.
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Congratulations. You deserve it.
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Thanks very much. It’s always a pleasure.
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Congratulations Robert! I’m new here and find your work inspiring and heart warming! Thank you for inspiring me.
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Thanks very much. Keep writing!
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