Month: September 2019
Pacing
Dear Poetry Professor,How do you get the writing done?-Lots of People This has been a super-hard September, beginning with emotional transitions–dropping my son off for his first year at college, establishing my daughter in her first apartment–and proceeding through too many doctor visits and… Continue Reading “Pacing”
Live from the surface of the moon
Live From the Surface of the Moon The landing leg (porch) jets a web of shadows across lunar powder while brilliantly bleached astronauts lope across the frame On Sunday July 20th 1969 I am not yet two : : do not… Continue Reading “Live from the surface of the moon”
Work: 25 notions & reveries
This is my twenty-fifth fall teaching poetry at my first real job, at a liberal arts college in Virginia. I never thought I would stay this long. When I arrived, I was twenty-six with a new PhD and limited experience. A bunch of publications… Continue Reading “Work: 25 notions & reveries”
