Yesterday, whilst engaged in some offline analog projects, two literary sites were kind enough to publish some of my work.
The first, Poets for Living Waters, “a poetry action in response to the BP Gulf oil disaster,” featured 3 of my poems. The poems “A Necklace for the Goddess of the Empty Sea” (thanks for the prompt, Deb!), “The Desert Years,” and “Galveston, Last Summer” all appeared in slightly different form here at Coyote Mercury.
And, one of my micro poems, “The sun, threaded with clouds,” went up over at a handful of stones.
Thanks to the editors of these fine online journals for publishing these poems, and as always, have a look around. There is wonderful work to be found at both of these sites.
James Brush is a teacher and writer who lives in Austin, TX. He tries to get outside as much as possible.
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