Happy Birthday, Roberta Beach Jacobson

Check out Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry).

Have a Flea-Filled Monday

 

 

"Retribution" is my latest poem for the micropoetry journal Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Glad to be in the Monday post with fellow poets Noah Berlatsky, Ruth Holzer, Marie Derley and many others. Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for putting this group together.

Night Bites

 

 

My poem "No Heights" is in the Saturday edition of Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for including with poetic comrades Jackie Chou, Patricia Hawkhead and others.

Feeling Small (in a good way) Again

 

 

Another one line poem of mine is up at Smols thanks to micropublisher Roberta Beach Jacobson, who I'm very grateful for. Check out all the new work up at the site.

Saturday Fleas

 

 

Read my poem "Insight" in the Saturday edition  Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for keeping the poetry going on the weekends. Glad to be with poets Linda M. Crate, Richard Magahiz and several others.

Keeping It Short

 

 

My one line poem about Spring is up now at Smols along with a plethora of other micropoets up today. Thanks so much, Robert Beach Jacobson. 

Bugs Before Bed

 

 

"Regime Range" was published earlier today in Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for including in this batch of bugs with Patrick Sweeney, Kelly Sauvage Moyer and many others.

Scratching the Nighttime Itch

 

Thanks to Roberta Beach Jaocboson for accepting my poem "Duh" for her Thursday night selection of Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Read poetry by Jackie Chou, Richard Magahiz and many more.

 

Back in the Circus

 

Earlier today while I was away,  my poem "Whitepilled was published by Roberta Beach Jacobson her her mini-poetry journal Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Much thanks to her.

 

While I Was Busy Last Night

 

 

Last night (at least it was dark when I found out) my one line poem was put into Roberta Beach Jacobosn's new journal of ultra-short poetry, Smols. Check out my piece then explore the rest of the fun journal. Poems by Noah Berlatsky, Maya Daneva and more.

One More Bite Before Going Home

 

My poem "Team" made the morning cut of Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry) with work from (among others) John Hawkhead, dan smith and publisher Roberta Beach Jacobson, who I thank for continuing to include my work. 

Night Bites

 

My poem "Gradual End of Days" showed up in today's afternoon edition of Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry) alongside work from Noah Berlatsky, Kelly Sauvage Moyer and others. Thanks again, Roberta Beach Jacobson. 

 

Fresh Bites

 

My poems "Meh" and "Satire's Swift Death" appear in Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry) today. Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for accepting my work again. So glad to be with fellow poets Noah Berlatsky, Charles Harmon, Patrick Sweeney and many more. 

Is Twelve a Record?

Roberta Beach Jacobson returns to us with a dozen short poems. A nice rapid fire way to start off Oddball Magazine this Wednesday. Stay tuned for more. 

This Would Happen During a Week Where I Haven't Been Much on Words

 

My poem "Get Out" was published in Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry) earlier this afternoon. Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for adding me to her micro roster.

Scratching That Itch

 

I'm part of the latest ensemble of poets up at Five Fleas (Itchy Poetry). Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for including me witch such poets as Noah Berlatsky, Bob Carlton and many others. 

Very Happy

 

 

Roberta Beach Jacobson published my camping haiku in today's edition of Cold Moon Journal. Thanks, Roberta!

 

Nice Surprise

Thanks to Roberta Beach Jacobson for publishing my late summer haiku in today's edition of Cold Moon Journal.

New PDF Journal Looking for Submissions

From Roberta Beach Jacobson on Twitter. 

Flying Fish Haiku Journal will initially be a small pdf journal. We invite you to submit up to 3-5 ONLY previously published haiku, senryū, monoku, and tanka poems for the inaugural issue to haiku.tankajournal@gmail.com at any point during the year.

Please provide the necessary publication credits. The editor envisions FFHJ as an academic journal to showcase around 10 haiku and 10 tanka poems as excellent examples of the genres. Each contributing poet (selected or not) will receive a PDF of the journal. 

Editor Ranice Tara

 

Good Friday (so far)

Just had some poetry and photography accepted for October by Roberta Beach Jacobson's Cold Moon Journal. My first accepted work for the fall.