Two Poems Issue no. 135 Summer 1995 A sort of cypress reachedHalfway up the longer window;I came to live here, all the same.
Eggplant (Translator) Issue no. 118 Spring 1991 SpheroidFruit, pleasingTo taste, fattenedBy water gushing in all
Two Poems Issue no. 34 Spring-Summer 1965 It’ll never be built, that house, what do you say. There he stands, the old man,
For a Future Issue no. 31 Winter-Spring 1964 Your camping lantern shone amongthe cottonwoods. It was thenI should have come. Watching—
News from Norwood Issue no. 24 Summer-Fall 1960 Professor Palamedes darts down Westow Street. Nothing explains how he avoids Colliding with mutton, plastics, pianos.
Edward Lear in February Issue no. 24 Summer-Fall 1960 Since last September I’ve been trying to describe Two moonstone hills, And an ochre mountain, by candle light, behind.