The prose poem, Not Sad Lunch Poem #2 appeared inFormer People. There are Not Sad Lunch Poems #1 and 3 but they are not likely to be published in the near future.
A prose poem Cryptozoological Stressorsappeared in One Sentence Poems and is, as you would expect, only one sentence long.
2 Baseball Poems appeared in the baseball-loving Slow Trains journal. One poem is about not dying and the other is about the sacred corner of Michigan and Trumbull.
A Love Letter to Josiah Harmon appeared on Commonline Journal. It was inspired by the abandoned barn next door that my kids swore was haunted, which was later razed for a park.
5 Poemsappeared in Poetry Storehouse. Includes voice files of readings of each poem by some very talented readers, and me. Also a very cool video remix.
Book credit:South Tower (above) and Thanksgiving Eve were both written in the aftermath of 9-11 and were subsequently published in a book of 9-11 poems, An Eye for and Eye Makes the Whole World Blind: Poets on 9/11, published by Regent Press and available at Amazon. Both my poems were referenced in the introduction. There was a reading in San Francisco and my good friend Kathleen McCall read them for me with far more grace then I ever could have managed.