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Publications

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Best Poem Recognition
Spalding University
MFA 2005

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Athenaeum
Poet of the Year Award

Graduate Creative Non-Fiction
first place

What I Never Said

second place
One More Story from the Clan
of the Not-So-Many Breasted Women


Graduate Research
second place
Art of the Literary How-To Book

"End of Angels, Loss of Wings"
ducts.org

chapter from memoir

Map of a Small World

for complete text of 
Map of a Small World

MATO PAHA
a Journey Poem

for a collection of 
Poetry & Prose
inspired by
or
written for
Grail members
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Articles from Grailville Newletter
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For Complete List of Publications
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Performances

Performance for the Women's Coffeehouse in NYC, recorded by WBAI, NY Pacifica Radio 1977

for Sharon's reading
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for full version that includes Alice Walker
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Reading in 1976 at former speakeasy that morphed into a poetry hotspot in NYC

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Chumley's

with daughter Robin after a late-night poetry reading
Brooklyn College circa 1973

List of
Selected Poetry Readings

Closing Ceremony
for Cornwall High School Program
1978

Program
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Script
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1980

Portugal, 1991

Philadelphia Reading 1998

Mosadi


Tucson Arts Center Reading
2001
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Windows
published in Glass Works
set to music

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Calling Forth the Light

Created in response to 9/11

A collaboration with
Grail member Lynn Malley
also performed by
Grail member Cay Charles

Calling Forth the Light
Kentuckiana
Before the End

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excerpt from Community Life

 

She has my hand   I want

to show you   points to the field,

plans for spring. A hard wind

hits, whips at her hair. March.

Mud slopping under our boots   collars up   I touch

the holy medal in my pocket, with a thumb

follow the lines of a figure

there: serene, her long robe,

the baby she holds. The sun

is about to break through,

something’s in the air: my name

is hung in the air, a call

from the others, waving

at the edge of the field...Sharon...

There’s a crack of orange light.

Now. A blackbird

lifting off dips its wing

and squawks. The past is done.

Failed Poet
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