we’re open, come in (2014) is a digitally printed limited edition of twenty-three poems that begins on Sixth Street in Amarillo, Texas, and ends with a dream in Chicago. Poems perch among purple Flags in Wichita Falls, in the aftermath of a blizzard in Amarillo, on stone grids in southern China, on streets and balconies in Chicago, and on a variety of points in between – a sort of memoir, I suppose, since that more or less parallels perchings in my flight. [$10 + postage and handling | To order books directly from me, send me an email with your shipping address and a list of title(s) you’d like to order. I’ll send an invoice with a link you can use to pay via paypal (and instructions on how to pay by check if you prefer).]
lyrical abstraction in painting and poetry