happy for my work to be in great company. Peter Jaeger, Tim Atkins, Richard Parker, Amy De’Ath, Cathy Wagner, bill bissett, Sachiko Murakami and lots more . .
My poem is “Song of the Open Road.” A creative translation of Walt Whitman.
lots to explore . .
Fantastic issue that opens up possibilities. . the only kind of reading worth reading . .
Must clean my muddy boots. Leave tomorrow. .
Been working on flash fiction and short stories from travel experiences.
Slowly getting back to poetry.
Think these Polish mountains with my hot gal shd freshen things up . .
Another nice publication from Spork publications. Poems from my manuscript The Fertility Show.
Written while riding the London tube on my daily commute.
Thank you so much to the fine editors at Spork!!! Yippie!!
I am the new CRUSH over at Poor Claudia. A huge thank you to Poor Claudia. The editors did an absolutely stellar job. I am a very very happy camper. Check it out here:
The Spanish introduced the potato to Europe in the second half of the 16th century. After they killed off the Incas. European mariners brought it to territories and ports all around the world. I guess the European farmers were skeptical for a while but it was adopted. The potato played a major role in the 19th century population boom.
What new food will create the next BOOM? A new creature altogether?
What if the 21st century Frankensteinian monster is really a vegetable?
Frankenstein’s Monster was a vegetarian.
OK so you are composed of dismembered parts and you are a vegetarian.
But that’s a whole nuther logic.
A soft tangent brings us back to the potato.
Our next great vegetable to make BOOM
will be:
a) made in the lab
b) from outer space
c) half meat/half vegetable
d) come in tablet form
e) in our milk
f) in our air
g) woven into clothes
h) virtual
i) odourless
j) stinky
k) white
L) red
M) Blue
N) gas
O) Liquid
P) Solid
Q) looks better than you
R) a dog
S) a cat
T) a hairy rat
U) Montreal
V) Paul Legault
W) horse 1
X) horse 2
Y) horse 3
Z) a wooden mass
