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2010
Poems
inside the tight curlof the yucca leafa wood spider haiku published on A Handful of Stones, 19 August 2010
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How I Used Twitter to Live-Blog the Opera
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Poems
untitled poem
3 floors above the alley where 2 young men examine 1 paycheck a window box of geraniums and a gray
Rough Drafts
On haiku and micropoetry.
This essay is forthcoming as a broadsheet from Cross+Roads Press, and is based on an interview published on Basho’s Road in December,