Bio for 2021
Born among the frond-threshed, stucco-studded marshlands of Broward County Florida, Goldie was re-potted among the goldenrod and indigoed grasses of Kentucky in August of 2006. It spends its time consuming astringent seas of unsweetened and buttery coffee, and discerning coyly querulous eels from snickering rills and scrolls of uncurling cigarettes’ sulfurous and smoldering smirks. For a time, he wished to be Randy Newman’s tarred and ivoried shadow, though some years later, a coppery flue exposed from the shoal-scrubbed throat of Dylan Thomas. Now, more often than not, he simply wishes to be himself.
Reason for signing up:
To share, and, more rather, see what I’ve really to share with anyone willing to hear me out.
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 02, 2021 Reflections on a Porcelain Planter and Ill-gotten Bones some Somebody'd sewn through a Dogwood -or- the hymn of old Lanoline Stevedore Donne, on the how the apple'd swoln and bruised to plop down far and fruit anew
- June 03, 2021 The Indigo Villager’s Tippling Chanty (flung among throngs of the weeks-long Irish wake)
- June 04, 2021 Love letters dredged from the rushes of Struma
- June 05, 2021 Wait One Holy Moment
- June 06, 2021 "—", so as not to perturb old Frankl's stake
- June 07, 2021 The Taffeta Tongue of Taffy Galumphkey
- June 08, 2021 The Lord of Capricious Tarts
- June 09, 2021 Amid Gender (a tacit anathema borrowed from Cady's God, among bumbling others)
- June 16, 2021 Psalm of the Homeward Luddite, uncoiling creased daguerreotypes crisp from a cotton gin
- June 21, 2021 —this psilocybin smile split amid lunar shrouds, illegible earthshine, lithely illumining cauls uncoiled and cut among restive rocks (embrangled and bound in moon-blenched caulk)—
- June 27, 2021 The bellows-mender hears his muttering brother, snagged amidst witch-wound elms
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