Feel free to share this poem (complete and with attribution) to your own blog or in any medium you choose. Art likes to travel. Baba Yaga by G.L. Morrison three times this house turned its back to the sea and its door toward me what choice did I have but enter the hunger out … More Poem to share: Baba Yaga
Feel free to share this poem (complete and with attribution) to your own blog or in any medium you choose. Art likes to travel. How September Went Missing by G.L. Morrison We are too clever for our own good too clever for our own good poems. We have clevered ourselves for days with unwriting. Unwriting … More Summer Stanzas: How September Went Missing
Feel free to share this poem (complete and with attribution) to your own blog or in any medium you choose. Art likes to travel. Our Lady of Stones There are too many lepers, too many sicknesses for any one age to hope to cure. What water will wash the blistering stink of childmurder, childfear childrape, … More Summer Stanzas: Our Lady of Stones
As part of the Summer Stanzas/Poems to Share resolution/project/insanity that I am doing, I’ve been posting essentially the same poem to multiple blogs including the blog I do for children of writing prompts etc. http://kidswrites.com/ You, dear reader, probably realized sooner than I did that not all of the poems I would want to share … More G-rated Poetry at kidswrites.com
Do Houses Dream? by G.L. Morrison Do houses dream? Do the cupboards dream of chasing broken dishes and lost teacups and twitch like sleeping dogs? Do they dream the cereal boxes full again? Is that sometimes sound, the slow night-creaking of walls, the house muttering in its sleep? Does the house dream the kitchen full … More July: Do Houses Dream
Blackened Lawn Ah! that laziness can be called conservation in times like these G.L. Morrison
Summer stanzas: for the rest of this month I will share one of my poems (old and new) every day. I encourage you to share or repost them to your blogs, zines, whatever. With the simple caveats that you do not alter* the poem in any way and that my name not be removed from … More Summer Stanzas: Poetry to Pass Along
