3 Poems in 'the Harlequin'
 

I'm happy to announce that I have three poems in the new issue of 'the Harlequin', here.
There's an interview with Annie Finch in this issue as well.

Nemo

Good deal, Nemo. Of these, I remember Suicide Note being posted here back in the day not too long ago, which reminded me, in a good way, of Weldon Kees.

Well done, Nemo. I like the variety of styles. The poem "Housekeeping" is especially powerful, one that carries a strong personal meaning for me.

Richard

Three powerful and moving poems. Can't decide which one I like best. Congratulations!

Congratulations, well done.

Congrats!
Rick

Thanks, peeps.
And thanks to Cally who pushed me to submit to the venue.

Nemo

Congratulations, Nemo.
Those are three very strong pieces. Nice work.

Great pieces.

Nemo,

All three are lovely. "Housekeeping" is magnificent.

Katherine

Pow pow! Nice, Nemo -

J

Bravo! and Kudos!

These are fabulous, Nemo. I remember the ten Teflon ladies, although when I read it now there are parts I don't recognize, which could mean either you revised it or this work refreshes itself upon rereading. Or both. Meanwhile, "Housekeeping" really struck a chord. Excellent venue too. They are very lucky!

Siham

At dawn
 

I like Ten Teflon Ladies for its bravura, unfinished feeling. Inspiring all.

Good poems, Nemo, and all of them full of surprises. Nice work.

Thanks again, assorted pals!
Siham, there were no major changes there, so I guess the poem is self-refreshing!

Nemo

Nemo, I liked all 3. Good reads.

Mike

Thanks, Mike.

Nemo

From me too, Nemo. Congrats for fine poems in an interesting venue--new to me.

Thanks, Janice.

It's a nice journal.
I like that there are not too many pieces in each issue.
I get overwhelmed easily. So many poems, so little focus.

Nemo

Somehow I missed Ten Teflon Ladies. A mordant, slap in the face and a fine piece of writing, Nemo. That needs to be in a world class journal.