Bio for 2024
Sean L Corbin is the Poetry Gauntlet Coordinator for the Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning. He is the author of THE LEPER DREAMS OF SNOW (Finishing Line, 2018).
Reason for signing up:
Always.
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 01, 2024 A million engines in neutral
- June 02, 2024 Don't get stuck on a dream
- June 03, 2024 For a minute there
- June 04, 2024 Coming up from the soup
- June 05, 2024 I have to destroy to create
- June 06, 2024 Sudden words must never be spoken
- June 07, 2024 A white room by a window
- June 08, 2024 I have no idea what I am talking about
- June 09, 2024 A handshake of carbon monoxide
- June 10, 2024 The water's clear
- June 11, 2024 You've built this up
- June 12, 2024 Tie me to the rotting deck
- June 13, 2024 We all like stars
- June 14, 2024 I'll be waiting with a g*n and a pack of sandwiches
- June 15, 2024 That everything is change
- June 17, 2024 When you think you've got the world all sussed out
- June 18, 2024 There's a way out
- June 20, 2024 It's always better on the outside
- June 21, 2024 Creatures staring in all of my nightmares
- June 22, 2024 Time is kind of frozen
- June 27, 2024 Suck it in through a straw
Badges
Participated in the 2014 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2015 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2016 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2017 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2019 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2020 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2022 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Sustained Lexington Poetry Month
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