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Here and Now: White-Out

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Wednesday, August 05, 2015. Trying to compensate for mid-summer heat with some cool pictures. These are from different states, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada and probably Arizona. For poems, I have a number of anthologies that I haven't used in a while, so I picked individual poems from several of them. And, as usual, my own stuff, new and old. On Receiving My Letter of Termination. A Playful Poem Seeing a Rubbing of Some of My Poetry at Ting-chou. Yes, the bear does poop in the woods. Last Day in Idaho.

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Here and Now: Water Music

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Sunday, July 26, 2015. I added three new books to my library last week, one is an anthology that I'll pull from this week. The book is Preoccupied Austin, an Anthology Celebrating the Austin International Poetry Festival. Published in 2012 by Infinity Publishing. The book was published to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the festival. The other two books are collections by Andres Montoya and Adrienne Rich. Back on South Alamo. Dr Charles A Stone. I'm just not going to write a poem today. I want a donut.

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Here and Now: Cactus Jack Sleeps Here

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Cactus Jack Sleeps Here. Wednesday, June 03, 2015. More old photos this week going west Highway 90 (except for a ringer from downtown San Antonio taken several years ago) . The bulk of the pictures are in or around Uvalde,Texas, hometown and burial place of John Nance Garner, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and first vice-president under FDR. He retired after FDR's first term due to his and FDR's mutual loathing of the other. This old poem is from 2010. A minor poet explains it all. Yang was...

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Here and Now: Something Else Again

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Wednesday, July 01, 2015. More my-Texas photos this week. Also, I have an interesting anthology this week, Chinese Love Poetry. With all that information, no translator(s) are credited. Again a lot of my old stuff, which I enjoy reviewing and transcribing for the post. Here's the line up:. Rivers run full and fast. Gazing at Spring II and III. Abuelita de los todos. Waiting for promised lightning. Looking at the Moon and Longing for. So this is my brain on fug. A community, a house. The very big tree.

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skij's 13 :: poe*try sho*rts etc.: Stories up Online - as of 4/1/2014

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Skij's 13 : poe*try sho*rts etc. Thursday, November 05, 2009. Stories up Online - as of 4/1/2014. Here are the 12-and-counting stories I've placed online so far - I have a few other slipping around slush piles:. Cafe Two Times Bright. John was staring at the classic radiant Russian blonde . Published at pif magazine. Liquor Store. 11:30 pm. Published at the prague review. Daniil Ivanovich walked into a bar. a fantastic ironic extremist bar . Published at ironic fantastic #2. Published at everyday fiction.

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Here and Now: Pirate Shores

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Wednesday, July 15, 2015. Pictures from a weekend in Corpus Christi and some good poets. Also my stuff. Here's what I got. A rose by any other name. Not Allowed to Write. I Make Poems, Gentlemen. All brothers of all brothers. I See a Man. Midgetly lurking vulture pigeons. Cowboys I have known. Some kind of business meeting. On the Anniversary of Nothing, August 28, 2004. It may all end well after all. Even as I remember. Old, old woman. Poem in honor of capt. beefheart, don van vliet. To Be Born Male.

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Here and Now: May 2006

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Wednesday, May 31, 2006. The best thing about boring introductions is that they only need to be done once. And this is my blog. If you arrived here directly and not through my website, Seven Beats a Second, I invite you to visit there at www.7beats.com. My friend and web design guru, Michaela Gabriel, created the website and gave me the training I needed to make it an alive, rather than, static site. Michi also created this blog, the newest addition to the 7beats website. A fisherman waves,. Do the answe...

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Here and Now: September 2006

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Summer Ends In A Rush Of Green And Yellow. Monday, September 25, 2006. Welcome to "Here and Now" number I. xv. Friday night reading at Casa Chiapas. I'll be reading this coming Friday night (September 29th) at Casa Chiapas. 928 South Alamo, San Antonio. I'll read for about an hour beginning about 7:45. Come, have dinner, have coffee and desert, and enjoy the poetry. The reading menu will include poems from the book Seven Beats a Second. As well as new work. Http:/ www.mindfirerenew.com). Both...You shall...

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Here and Now: June 2006

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Monday, June 26, 2006. Welcome to Here and Now. Number I.v. ( I am posting early this week as I am going out ot town for a couple of days looking for pictures ). A movie I liked. We went to see the Al Gore movie on global warming, An Inconvenient Truth. This week. If you have not seen it, I recommend it to you. I did not learn anything I did not already know, but everything was presented so well, including some pretty scary examples, that I know it now at a level I did not before. Evil, it was finally cl...

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Here and Now: October 2006

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Monday, October 30, 2006. Halloween's in the air, or does that smell have to do with all the sweaty little kids at my front door. Remember, it's cute. Or, you could just turn out the porch light. Welcome to "Here and Now" number I.xx. I wrote this piece when Darren McGavin died. It was never published. An evening with Mr. Kolchak. Inside, secrets,. Waiting for the dark. A New Mexico native, Cordelia Candelaria. And Seeking the Perfect Game: Baseball in American Literature. Edited by Ishmael Reed. In fron...