I wrote and performed the following poems March 13th, 2014 at the Ghost Town Poetry Open Mic @ Cover to Cover Books , Vancouver WA. I’ve had the pleasure of being a featured reader at past events and am included in the first athology of Ghost Town Poems. Special thanks to Vancouver Poet Laureate, Christopher Luna (and the hard-working poets like him) for keeping reading series like this alive.
my grandson eats poems
For Tabian
Tonight my grandson eats poems
(they crowd the air here
filling the pockets of listening poets
and settle unseen in the milk bottle)
gulped
to be burped back years from now.
His mother brought him here tonight
(one month old, this already
his second poetry reading)
because she wants him to eat poetry
the way his father did
cutting teeth on verses
round and strange as cheerios.
Krishna’s son
rolled into the world
black where his father was blue.
Warming in a day to the purple
of wine and poetry.
The first week striped his majesty
in receding regal hues.
One month old,
his divinity is no longer visible
to the unenlightened.
G. L. Morrison 
Hi, G.L. I need to know if you are still planning to give a panel at the Poets’ Concord May 2-4. I’m putting the program together and need to know whether or not to include your session. We’ll need to get your registration–see http://www.poetsconcord.org. Sandy