My poems “Black Lilies,” “Forgotten” and “Palinode (Texas, cedar, misery)” are featured at ISACOUSTIC. Many thanks to editor Barton Smock for taking these.
O at the Edges
Musings on poetry, language, perception, numbers, food, and anything else that slips through the cracks.
Wonderful read for starting the day … your words in these poems definitely not “lost to morning”.
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Thanks, Jazz. It’s been quite a day. I think I was lost to morning for most of it.
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I do so adore (and envy) your palinodes!
What a cool little journal, too! Way to go, Sir Robert!
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Thank you, Ms. H! I may have to attempt others. It’s been a while.
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Reelin’ ’em out these days Bob!
i agree with Stephanie about your palinodes, one of those good ideas that just keeps producing good stuff.
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They generally boomerang back first. 😄
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i hear you.
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Excellent, Bob!
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Thanks, Ken.
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