This one’s a bit bleak in places, but I am always thankful when I can write for therapy and posterity.
I don’t even know what more to say about i should have changed that stupid lock because it really howls and cries out for itself. It’s not overly dramatic – much of it was written from a deep pit of feeling still stirring, raw, in a very numb place.
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It took 9 years for me to put together a follow-up to midwestern skirt. I decided at the time, with all the technology pulsing around me, to approach my collection as a digital project. I was able to incorporate more poems, dabble in music, have my poems heard by my own voice, and countless other multimedia opportunities.
I had a lot of fun writing these poems and finding a new way for readers to access and enjoy them.
View and/or listen to bluest grey online…
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For the first time, midwestern skirt is available digitally. Enjoy these poems in both the downloadable PDF book format and the MP3 audiobook!
This was my first collection of poems and was originally presented in a small run of print copies I collated on my floor. Small but mighty, these 18 poems mostly encompass a year off the rails with a foot still in nature, a heart trapped in hard lessons, and a brain trying to find balance.
This is the only poetry compilation of mine that does not feature any sort of music or sounds in the audiobook. As this book was very bare bones at the time, I wanted to keep the audiobook a bit scant.
As with all my online book project pieces: enjoy midwestern skirt entirely free:
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