A few poems I'm very happy with!

I've mentioned Wrizzit before. It has attracted creative people leaving Substack, and it does have Substackish features, but Wrizzit is really it's own place. The general atmosphere there is highly focused on creative work, which is mostly writing at this time, but developers looking to get visual artists interested. 

People can start magazines there for other members to submit work to. They are curated collections, and some have more requirements than others. I've had a few poems accepted into magazines. The poems are available directly from my profile, along with other poems I share there, but I want to give you links to the magazines so maybe you'll take the time to read writing from other authors and poets, as well.

Psalm of Manipulation is in Fuck Your Lecture on Craft, a collection inspired by the Noor Hindi poem Fuck Your Lecture on Craft, My People Are Dying.

Leaving Home is in mouth stained red with words left unsaid, which is all pieces about regretting not saying something.

Mother Bear is in Sanctuary of Poems: Stars - Finding the Light, which are all pieces about personal moments and inner journeys that the stars play a part in.








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