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Poems featured or reprinted online:

"Only a Few Times Getting To See..." (Tinderbox Poetry Journal)

"The Problematic Nature of Time," "Since Possibility Is Aesthetically Higher Than Reality," "Wondering Aloud," and "That Pitcher on Vermeer's Table"  (Connotation Press:  An Online Artifact)

"Toward a Place" (Still: the Journal)

"Late September" (IthacaLit)

"Postlapsarian"  (Stirring: A Literary Collection)

"What To Give" (Qu)

"In a Southeast Corner of the County" (Still: The Journal)

"Down at the Feed Store" and three other poems (drafthorse)

"A Lost Word" (Unsplendid)
"Enthusiasm Gap" (Unsplendid)

"She Said" (Heron Tree)
"To a Hymn Book" (Heron Tree)

"Immeasurable" (Chapter 16 and The Southern Review)
"Always Upstream or Downstream" (Chapter 16 and The Florida Review)

"Waking in a Room of Books" (Artful Dodge) (line 2 should begin with "a light")

"Lightweights" (Verse Daily and Southern Poetry Review)

"Find on This Page," (Sugar House Review)

"Summons" (Verse Daily and The New Republic)

"Infinity Getting Fainter on All the Radar Screens" (The Missouri Review)

"Rifts Between Opposites Beginning to Heal" (Anti-)
"Furthermore and So On" (Anti-)

"Morning and Night" (The Writer's Almanac)

"A Day the Same as Any Other" (Waccamaw)

"Speaking" (Cerise Press)
"Presence" (Cerise Press)

"A Rationale Indefensible But Offered Nonetheless" (Sugar House Review)

"Trying to Get Near One Another" (Verse Daily and Crab Creek Review)

"Choir" (Verse Daily and The Formalist)

"From Here To There" and "Following After" (Poem of the Week feature)

"No Need for Alarm," "Pickwick Lake," "The Funeral Director," and "Today I Will
                                                   Concentrate"
(Poet of the Month feature)

"Another Turned Down Backroad," "From an Ongoing Argument with the Times," "Rejoicing in the
         Early Hours," and "That Which Nothing Greater Can Be Thought Of"
(Still: The Journal)

"A Descending" (Painted Bride Quarterly)

"Poem of the Earth"  (((Listen)))

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