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Blood, Water, Wind, and Stone: An Anthology of Wyoming Writers


Poem selected for inclusion in anthology.

Excerpt from back cover: “When winter recedes, the green mercies of spring strew tiny miracles everywhere, as in Teresa Griswold’s poem, where a pronghorn towers over a tiny calf / drenched in forest whispers.”

Poems inspired by the beauty of our national parks

Teton Verse Open Mic at Jackson Hole Book Trader

Excerpt of poem read aloud at Teton Verse:

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  • Snow Angels

  • Sail, sail backwards

  • Into the pillow-like sea.

  • Let your arms soar

  • Like a bird skimming the sky

  • And rest on your back,

  • Pressing your feet side to side.

  • As ice tickles your nose,

  • Inhale the fresh air

  • Breathe in the magic,

  • Leave your imprint to share.

  • Angels, angels everywhere.

Haiku Holiday: A collection of haiku poems and visual art

Poem selected for art exhibition at The Center in Jackson, Wyoming:

Atmospheric clouds / Evoke a mystic temple / Melding dusk and dawn

A surprise haiku written by a local writer was given to a local artist along with a 12 x 12 wooden box frame. Artists were asked to create artwork inspired by the haiku without knowing the name of the writer.

Spring Blooms Weekend: Jackson Hole Writers’ Spring Blooms Poetry exhibit at Teton County Library

Poem selected for poetry and art exhibition at the Teton County Library, Jackson, Wyoming:

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  • Oregon Sunflower

  • Blooms of balsamroot signal

  • The return of early summer,

  • With splatter-paint splashes

  • Of sun-burst yellow —

  • Drips and drops

  • Randomly flung off

  • The rain-drenched tip of

  • A springtime brush.

Jackson Hole Public Art: Poem entitled “Sunrise” published as the inaugural postcard in the renovated JH Poetry Box, read aloud here, August 2025.