Have you been to the everlasting June Where all the girls dance with strawberry flowers in their hair How do you get there? It is found on the other side in the silver of a waxing daytime moon And every day is one of the first days of summer
Tag: poetry
Before they come
Here is another one of the poems I wrote this month - this one does not quite make it to the serious editing stage either - while it might be tuned a little tighter, the general consensus from my critique readers is that I have other stronger poems from this month to work on improving … Continue reading Before they come
Sorrel and so forth
I am still here, I've just been a bit busy this month with non-writing chores. Did you catch any of the lunar eclipse earlier this month? We had clouds and mountains in the way but still got to see a little of it - It has been a very cool month so far here in … Continue reading Sorrel and so forth
Publication Announcement – Poem with Short Édition
Short Édition is a multilingual, innovative publishing company based in Grenoble, France, which operates both an online platform for stories and story dispensing kiosks with an ever-increasing number of locations across several countries. (Although the closest to me at the moment is at Capilano University North Vancouver campus, a five hour drive away, so I … Continue reading Publication Announcement – Poem with Short Édition
Publication Announcement – Poem in The Sextant Review
Yesterday afternoon I received my two author's copies of The Sextant Review - Issue 3 - in which a small poem of mine appears. It was written as a ghost poem with an October night in mind, but it might be read at any time. The small magazine issue is simply and gracefully presented. Physical … Continue reading Publication Announcement – Poem in The Sextant Review