These poems have found their way into other places.  I hope you enjoy the poems and support the journals that have published them!

Ready for a new day, in Making Waves (West Michigan Review), Fall, 2026.

Think of suffering as being washed, in Making Waves (West Michigan Review), Fall, 2026.

Morning practice, in Peninsula Poets, Spring, 2026.

Nursing gray birch, in Anawim Arts, February, 2026.

Trying to make out the words carved into an old garden wall dug up in my backyard, PSM Anthology, forthcoming.

Birds know what to carry, St Katherine Review, Fall, 2025.

Finding grace, Anawim Arts, Spring 2025.

Old elm, in Peninsula Poets, Spring, 2024.

City river, in The RavensPerch, January, 2024.

For St. Adelbart’s, in The RavensPerch, January, 2024.

To my father on Veteran’s Day, in The RavensPerch, January, 2024.

Towards winter, in Peninsula Poets, Spring, 2023.

God speaks to us as he makes us, in Anawim Arts, March, 2023.

On feeling unsure, Season Change, Candle-work, and A storm rolls through, in Anawim Arts Journal, Fall, 2023.

On healing and revolution, Sacred ground, and Setting Buddhista in our garden, in Anawim Arts Journal, Spring, 2022.

What will happen when I am gone and We sustain the earth, in Tipton Poetry Journal, Winter, 2019.

Inherent In Suffering and Daily Rhythm, in The Wayfarer, Fall/Winter, 2018. (Pushcart Prize nominee for Inherent in Suffering.)

fly as I might in Ribbons: Tanka Society of America, Summer 2018.

Four Tanka in NatureWriting, June 30, 2018.

The Prairie in Winter in NatureWriting, June 23, 2018.

Poems from Frenchtown, self-published chapbook, 2018, available for purchase through the Pentwater Historical Society.

An early version of My Window at Night, featured on Jamie Dedes’ site, 2016. Also My Window at Night iv on kgbethlehem’s site.

The Gift, featured on Wednesday Poetry Corner, Plumtree Press, 2015.