Cold Spring Morning and the Grade School
Cold spring morning and the grade-school kitchen ladies pack quick-fix meals for poor kids because the rona’s on a killing […]
Appalachian Poets, Audio, Poems, Tributes
Tributes
Lizard Tongues
what if religious nutjobs who whoop and holler in tongues weren’t real nutjobs at all but idiot savants who spew
Latino/Chicano Poets, Poems, Tributes
It Is Magic
It is magic sorcery, spells, science fiction whatever one wants to call it, the truth is that there are incomprehensible
The Whole Shebang Up for Debate
Today I gave a guy a ride, caught in a cloudburst jogging down East Mill Street. Skinny, backpacked, newspaper a
Appalachian Poets, Poems, Tributes
There Are Other Things I’d Like to Explain
As girls, our mother tied us into our Sunday dresses like she was solving a math problem. She taught us
Appalachian Poets, Audio, Poems, Tributes
On Strike for My Union Daddy, West Virginia, 1933
We went early, up on the tracks, and sang to the “scabs,” John L. Lewis is our leader, I shall