My twenty first poem for 30/30, “Rise & Fall” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog. Thank you to Nick & Katie for your support!

My twentieth poem for 30/30, “Joy” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

My eighteenth poem for 30/30, “Portrait of an Oak Tree in Autumn” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blo

My seventeenth poem for 30/30, “Wild Roses” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

My sixteenth poem for 30/30, “April 13, 2015: 18th Month Scan ” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

My fifteenth poem for 30/30, “Measure” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

I’m halfway through 30/30 and so far it has been a tremendous experience. I’m exhausted but in a good way. If you’re waiting on a poem, know that I’m going in order of request, so fear not. I have not forgotten you. There’s still plenty of time.

Also, thank you to all the generous folks who have sponsored me so far. You’re all rock stars.

My fourteenth poem for 30/30, “Reunion Elegy” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

My thirteenth poem for 30/30, “Postcard Portrait” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

My twelfth  poem for 30/30, “Reflection” is live. For more information about Tupelo Press, 30/30 & donations and incentives, please see my previous post or visit the project blog.

I wrote this poem while in Minneapolis for AWP. I was able to sit outside at a picnic table and free write for about an hour. There was sunshine and a breeze. It was glorious.