Poetry
Autumn 2005
Bangkok: City Streets
The silk maker walked into the forest & never returned ▪ ▪Making love to you natural clean Did you think to bring happiness? Morning's burgeoning mass— how rare it is to […]
Poetry
Autumn 2005
Bangkok: Royalty
O incongruous city! Bangkok roars with a bang! Disco Elephants—O king of the forest You walk with feet pounding city cement the world's weight on you beggars the destitute ▪ ▪Ogling […]
Poetry
Summer 2002
why is the edge always windy?
at Phromthep Cape, the edge of the world, my dress unloosened— wind ripped along the coast drove along until it lifted & we drove on jeep around the roar's extremities […]
Poetry
Summer/Fall 1999
Ravine
as they come through the endless branchings of rooms after bronze Chinese coins are cast strange heat of silences you stand doused in sleep the back of your neck is […]
Poetry
Summer/Fall 1999
Grotto
Vinh Ha Long (Bay of the Landing Dragon), Tonkin Gulf The rower gaunt as his oar lets us out conscious of not getting his 5,000 dong he stands ankles in […]
Poetry
Summer/Fall 1999
Field
Crows land like horses’ neighs rush of rocks how many buffalos does it take to plow a disaster? how many women to clean up the mess? the mass of […]