Fiction and Poetry are Nonfiction

"This too is true -- stories can save us." Tim O'Brien, The Things They Carried

Thursday, March 7, 2013

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Taco Haiku (poem)

for Bill, by request Tacos bring such joy Meat, cheese, lettuce, and salsa Crunch between my teeth
I Am Whoever Facebook Says I Am

Has social media ever made you feel less popular than you are in your real life? It's done that to me. Sure, I have the standard-...
Poems About Strangers

From Out of Nowhere He's beside me out of the thinnest of air saying You've forgotten your smile. There -- reminded -- smi...
After Revisiting “The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World: A Tale for Children” (poem)

“The first children who saw the dark and slinky bulge approaching through the sea let themselves think it was an enemy ship...” ~ Ga...
Neverland, Ohio is now available!

Hi Family and Friends! At long last I have completed my novel!! Neverland, Ohio started out as Ridgewood Stories (aka my Emerson MFA The...
Second Date (poem)

I arrived on your porch, hair plastered with humidity, with the downpour of rain caressing my umbrella and you turned on the Red Sox, playin...
None of This is the Present (fiction)

“You don’t like beaches,” she said. “That’s the reason this will never work out.” He smiled wanly and forced a laugh. “Yeah,” he said. ...
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Home (poem)

I chose to write it all down, the modern equivalent of etches in stone, my words sent across a wireless net. Like a web, oh what one we wea...

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