[Rick Mullin]

...sounds green this time. They took a couple of sonnets--Disney World and Mardi Gras Sketches part III: Green (L'Enfer) for an edition themed on the color green. A much-appreciated nod.

Who else is in?

RM

[James Wilk]

Congrats, Rick!

[David Landrum]

Congrats, Rick. I've been busting my head to try to come up with a green-themed poem and so far nothing materializes.

dwl

[Rick Mullin]

Thanks.

It's a cool idea, green. My "Disney World" is about jealousy. Green is associated with old John Devil. Etc. There are all sorts of associations with that color.

RM

[Maryann Corbett]

Good work, and congrats!

[Gene Auprey]

Originally Posted by David Landrum

Congrats, Rick. I've been busting my head to try to come up with a green-themed poem and so far nothing materializes.

dwl

Not to worry David submissions are open till Feb 15, so you have time and as always we also accept non-themed submissions.

[Rick Mullin]

The following things are green:

money.
frogs.
most landscapes.

Thanks folks.

I should have kept my boast powder dry until I heard from The Flea, which took "Triduum." I'm really happy to get that one placed in Paul's fine webzine.

Just in case I'm coming off too-hot-to-handle, rest assured the Armchair Bohemian or Whatever turned down my cable car sonnet, "Post Card".

These were all put through the Eratocycle. I thank you and I promise to make good with "Post Card".