top of page

Fall Day

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 features my reading the poem for their podcast.


In the introduction, the editor writes: The poet wonders if perhaps all of us have in our closets some old, well-worn sweaters which we hold on to with fervent fondness. A metaphor for cherishing happy times.


I wrote the poem about a relationship I was in and how comfortable and easy it felt. When work goes out into the world, the writer doesn’t have control over how it will be read and what the reader sees in it. As my teacher, Mary Stewart Hammond says, you can’t go along with your work to explain what it means.


I’m glad that the editor found the metaphor of happy times in the poem. The relationship didn’t work out; but it was a happy time for me.


If you see something else in the poem, I hope you’ll write and let me know.


Recent Posts

See All

Learning to Let Go

I am honored to share my poem, Learning to Let Go, which was published by The Lehrhaus. The Lehrhaus is a forum to generate thoughtful and dynamic discourse among individuals within the Orthodox commu

Words & Music - Link

My poem, The Personal Essay, was featured on Words & Music with Will Duchon of WMNR radio. If you'd like to listen to the recording, please click on this link: Love & Whimsy by Will Duchon on PRX. Wil

Poem on the Radio

I'm excited to share that my poem, The Personal Essay, will be featured on Words & Music with Will Duchon of WMNR radio. It's a great station with a range of music from classical to jazz to opera to s

bottom of page