As a child, I often wrote plays and performed them with friends. I wanted to be an artist who lived in an attic. I studied both visual art and literature in college and actually lived in an attic for 13 years. Poetry was always a vegetable I didn’t “get”, like beets, yet that’s what I wrote. Now I think poetry and beets are mysterious. Steamed beets are especially delicious with feta cheese, walnuts and pomegranate juice. I catch the muse’s seeds from conceptual ideas, observation, memory, and dreams, along with found imagery and found words. Being in kind with surrealism, I observe the magic of inexplicable coincidence. You can view my work at Runnaway Moon and Aerial Dreams. |
Works Published by Randomly Accessed Poetics:
- 12/18/2011 – Parking Spaces
- Issue 1: The Texture of Words – Doppelgänger & Las Trampas
