Publications

I am grateful to have my poetry published in these fine literary journals and anthologies.

Recent Online Journals

Published in 2019

Listening to Poetry: An Introduction for Readers and Writers (Oregon: Chemeketa Press, 2019) “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day,” “What the Old Mole Said”

The Curlew, “Confessions of a Perennial Gardener”

The Poeming Pigeon, Poems about Sports, May 2019, “A nine-year-old finds her stance”

Unearthed, “Breaking News: God’s Rewilding Plan Leaked”

Soul-Lit, “It’s in the cards,” “Lament,” “Marx Was Right,” “Saving”

The Esthetic Apostle, “Snorkeling with Jesus”

The Catholic Poetry Room, “Step by step”

Naugatuck River Review, “Music to Disappear By,” Summer/Fall

Pre-2019 Publications

500 Miles, “Testimony”

Abstract Magazine: “What I know of ‘good’,”” “33 Sententious Epigraphs That May– or Not – Prompt a Poem,” “Marx Was Right,” “Phonaesthetics,” “Stirring”

Amethyst Review, “Before the Beginning,” “Since feeling comes first,” “To each her saint”

Ink Sweat and Tears, Six Haiku

Kosmos Quarterly, journal for global transformation, “In Praise of Retiring in Pacific Standard Time,” “Should you ever start to pray,” “You do not have to be good”

Mezzo Cammin, “Shall I?” “For Bob,” A 73-year-old Daughter Reminds Her 94-year-old Mother,” Triolet”

Open: Journal of Arts and Letters, “An Amateur Photographer Reads Szymborska’s ‘No Title Required’,” “Thoughts on a Translation”

Oregon Poetry Association Spring Contest, “Sonnet for the 25^th Wedding Anniversary” (2^nd place winner in the Sonnet Category)

Otis Nebula, “90+ Titles Appropriated from Poetry 180 (Hosted by Billy Collins)”

Panoplyzine, “Kiss,” “In the Women’s Locker Room”

Poetry Breakfast, “Along the Desert View Trail on Mount San Jacinto”

Soul Lit, 2018:“Raking Leaves with Jesus,” “The Prodigal Son Returns and His Mother Has Her Say,” “To the daughter I never had,” “Purgatory”

Soul Lit, 2019: “It’s in the cards,” “Lament,” “Marx Was Right,” “Saving”

The Poetry Box Poem of the Day, “Innkeeper’s Wife Irate Over Loss”

These Fragile Lilacs, “A Few Words About Inspiration,” “Child’s Plea”

The Manhattanville Review, “Variations on Famous Last Words,” “Waiting for a Bus to the Cloisters”

The New Verse News, “Here, Holding On,” “We did all we could”

VoiceCatcher: a journal of women’s voices & visions, “Reading Bailing the River While Waiting for the Ruby-Throated Hummingbird to Dine on Crocosmia”

Word Fountain, “To the Police Officer Who Let Me Off the Hook,” “Hiking, Formerly Known as Hill Walking”

Zingara Poetry Review, “Overheard”

Print Journals and Anthologies

Along the Way – A Contemporary Poetry Anthology, “A Requiem for November, “Along the Desert View Trail on Mount San Jacinto,” “Elusive,” “One does as one must,” “Tourists at Re-Mudding Time”

Becoming: What Makes a Woman, “Portrait of a Cowboy as a Young Girl”

Connoisseurs of Suffering: Poetry for the Journey to Meaning, “Gratuity,” “One Month Since”

Drash: Northwest Mosaic, “Isaac: Chapters One to Wondering”

How High Education Feels: Commentaries on Poems That Illuminate Emotions in Learning and Teaching, “8 O’Clock Monday Morning”

Nasty Women Poets, “Resolution”

Naugatuck River Review, “In Memory of the Taxi Driver Who Delivered Me to Denver International on Time”

Peacock Journal Anthology, “A Novice’s Confession, 1964,” “Migration”

Pink Panther Magazine, “just so you know,” “one month since,” “To the daughter I never had”

Poeming Pigeon: Poems about Birds, May, 2015 — “Finding Compass”

Porcupine Chapbook, “The Accident”

Sin Fronteras/ Writers without Borders, “Directive”

Spark: A Creative Anthology, “Storm Advisory”

The Curlew, Featured Poet, December 2017 “Requiem for November,” “Arrival,” “A sonnet for plotting amateurs,” “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day,” “Storm Advisory,” “Through the Lifting Morning Fog”

The Absence of Something Specified, “Stranded”

The Knotted Bond: Oregon Poets Speak of Their Sisters, “Mary Winds Down the Day”

The Poeming Pigeon: Love Poems, Dec, 2017 — “Everything Good Between Us or What We’ve Learned in 25 Years ”

The Poeming Pigeon: Poems from the Garden, May, 2017 — “Death of a Chinese Scholar or Why I Had to Cut My Twelve-Year Old Japonica Down.” “Notes from an August Gardener”

The Poeming Pigeon: Poems about Music, Nov, 2016 — “The soft edge of morning,” “How to Write a Great Country Song”

The Poeming Pigeon: Poems about Food, Nov, 2015 — “Crock Pot Cooking in Terza Rima”

The Timberline Review, “Circuit Breaker”

Vine Leaves Literary Magazine, “Fast Break”