Poetry
What I especially like about poetry is the ability to tersely convey deep thoughts and emotions, to express evocative ideas and feelings in precision and beauty, and to manipulate language to foster clear and shared expression. Nontheless… “A poet is a person who manages, in a lifetime of standing out in thunderstorms, to be struck by lightning five or six times.” Randall Jarrell

Poetry
- 99 Gratitudes in 3 Minutes – A Yoga Chanting Poem
- A Climbing Poem
- A Poem is Born
- A Visit to the Cemetery
- After The News
- Alan
- Alan Is Dead
- American Wedding, 2011
- Ask the Sphinx – 2 approaches
- Baggage Claim
- Beach Plum Jam
- Beau Dies
- between spiders
- Beyond the Fishermen
- blood
- Bridges
- Burnt Wood – for Bubi
- Cheerio Box Speaks of Love
- Conversation With A Ladle
- Coyote in the Headlights
- Coyote in the House
- Crow’s Songs
- Daybreak
- Death Factories
- Death of the Dolphin
- Epistle
- fathers await their sons
- Flautist – inspired by George and Ira Gerswin
- Furry Bug
- Gospel of the Redwoods
- Homage to an Unattractive Woman
- Honored
- I Couldn’t Find Today Today
- Insects in Amber
- It: In Honor of Dr. Seuss
- Journey to Standing Rock
- Kevin Garnett in Africa
- Life among the barbarians
- Long ago, perhaps yesterday
- Mandalay Hills
- Meeting the Dead Poet
- Mesquite Dunes
- Miles’ Ashes
- Miles’ Journey
- My First Yoga Teacher
- One Drop of Rain
- Salton Sea
- Self Love
- She Has Loved 100 Men
- Shivering in Majesty
- Sunrise
- The 80 Year Old Virgin
- The Blood Test
- The Furry Bug
- The Love Life of Clams
- The Visit
- Throwing Away
- Turn up for Turnips – a song
- Uncle Sol
- What The Stones Say
- when spring arrives ice flows out of the bay
- Whispering Among The Gods
- Willow
- Winter Fog
- Work and Love are What Really Matter: a reunion poem for the BHS class of 1958 reunion

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