I’m excited and honored to announce that my poem “Are We Like That First Fall Day?” has been published on Thewiseowl.com. It also...

I’m learning to like yellow. Not love, mind you, just like. That’s a big accomplishment for me. For years, okay, pretty much forever,...

I’ve started to think about the garden and the growing season. My father loved his garden and couldn’t wait until the weather was warm...

Rav Abraham Isaac Kook, (1865-1935), one of the fathers of religious Zionism, said in a conversation with a Jewish sculptor, “When I...

I’ve been thinking about failure these days. I owe it to an interview with a man who is a glassblower. The interviewer asked, “What is...

I’ve been working on a long poem. And by long, I mean around 30-40 pages. My father died ten years ago. I stopped writing about six...

I’ve been thinking about opening lines lately. “Call Me Ishmael”, or “Once upon a midnight dreary” or “It was the best of times. It was...

Jaclyn Piudik and I are writing a series of poems about the Biblical story of Creation through the Expulsion from the Garden. Two Poems...

I’ve been thinking about synchronized swimming – but it's now called artistic swimming. I watched as much as I could during the Summer...