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Poems for a Temporal Body
The Veiled Horn Press, Little Rock, AR, 1981
The Veiled Horn Press was a small publishing venture, whose type was set and printed on a hand-operated press. Veiled Horn Press publications were distributed by August House Publishers.
The Veiled Horn Press, Little Rock, AR, 1981
The Veiled Horn Press was a small publishing venture, whose type was set and printed on a hand-operated press. Veiled Horn Press publications were distributed by August House Publishers.
Passages
Self-published chapbook, 2002
The book includes poems of family heritage, meditations on mortality and artistic expression, and love. The book features two long works: The History of Gasoline, a single, long poem inspired by a 1972 visit to the Ford Motor Company Rouge Plant at Dearborn, Michigan, and Stops Along the Way, fourteen poems, each set in a European city visited by the author in 1976.
Self-published chapbook, 2002
The book includes poems of family heritage, meditations on mortality and artistic expression, and love. The book features two long works: The History of Gasoline, a single, long poem inspired by a 1972 visit to the Ford Motor Company Rouge Plant at Dearborn, Michigan, and Stops Along the Way, fourteen poems, each set in a European city visited by the author in 1976.
Remember This
Sellf-published, 2025. Available from the author and Amazon.
“Remember This” is a collection of poems and stories that explores human history and modern life in all its absurdity and wonder. The poems range from a dramatic monologue spoken by an aged pioneer in pre-statehood Arkansas to a portrait of a communal village in the Peruvian Andes, poems that express the author’s emerging voice from the 1970s and the reflective insight of work from recent times. The poems focus on moments that define the human journey, from mortality and the physical world to spiritual revelation and love.
Sellf-published, 2025. Available from the author and Amazon.
“Remember This” is a collection of poems and stories that explores human history and modern life in all its absurdity and wonder. The poems range from a dramatic monologue spoken by an aged pioneer in pre-statehood Arkansas to a portrait of a communal village in the Peruvian Andes, poems that express the author’s emerging voice from the 1970s and the reflective insight of work from recent times. The poems focus on moments that define the human journey, from mortality and the physical world to spiritual revelation and love.