I never wanted to be a poet. I just wanted to be a human being. Anyone who wants to be a poet is out of his mind. Either you are one or you are not. Most poets are not poets. To be a real artist is a unique and valuable asset to this planet.” –Jack Micheline

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Section 60                                           Shoots and Vines
plus three more

dancing naked at woodstock       Opium Magazine 2 .0

Tag Team Champs                              Lit Up Magazine

Smithereens                                        Lit Up Magazine

joe the poet                                   opium poetry 2.0

Looking for Kerouac                  opium poetry 2.0

according to the geneva             opium poetry 2.0
convention

the good news is zimbabwe         Opium Poetry
introduced a 50 million note
to buy two loaves of bread

and this town has applied     Instant Pussy Disco (not yet released)
to become an all american
city and people still wear polyester

apologies to hosho mccreesh   decomP magazine

there is always a girl who listens to my songs  Gutter Eloquence
leaves with some cowboy’s hand on her ass
as i sing under these cold blue lights

Brautigan and the Plastic Buddha (flash fcition) dogzplot

Common Loons of Chequamegon Bay Sketchbook

Waiting for Christmas  Sketchbook

Hosho McCreesh Interview  Outsider Writers

Six Sixes Magazine Six Sentences

long sad lonesome  Opium Poetry 2.0

Six 6s   Six Sentences January 13, 2009

All-Around Cowboy BiJiou Poetry Review Jan. 3, 2009

Morning Lake Bijiou Poetry Review Jan. 3, 2009

Riding The F Line Under the Star of Bethelhem The Dead Mule

Whisper When I Stop The Dead Mule

Christmas Club of Lonely The Dead Mule

A Study in Gender Development Black Shark Press

A Six Sentence Beer With Bukowski (prose) Six Sentences

Waiting for the End of Yesterday– Issue # 13 (Apr. 15, ‘09) Yellow Mama

I Googled David Franklin Young–You Weren’t There. Now You Are Issue– # 14 (June 15, ‘09) YellowMama

covered in dust waiting for rain       Shoots and Vines

Hey Jude                                                    Shoots and Vines

28 days of  kama sutra                        Shoots and Vines

bar time                                                      Shoots and Vines
The Early Years                                      Shoots and Vines

At Bolinas ouroboros review

Darfur Equinox Red Fez #21

Butterflies on the Rocks (prose)       Six Sentences

The Last Lonesome Poem Ever Written Covert Poetics

Brautigan Meets Bukowski Covert Poetics

bottom of the ninth Word Catalyst  Magazine

first gig

Chinatown Jazz

Midnight Club of Lonely Shoots & Vines

Stones                    Sketchbook II

Section 60            SketchbookII

The Last Lonesome Poem Ever Written Chocolate Zomby

The Last Verse That Nobody Knows    Side of Grits

Bukowski Drank Here The Guild of Outsider Writers

Darfur Equinox Zen Baby

Sleeping Alone at Holiday Inn Instant Pussy #13

Sunday Morning Instant Pussy #13

At Oklahoma Christian College Instant Pussy #13

wtfwjd Instant Pussy #13

brautigan meets bukowski Instant Pussy #13

brautigan meets bukowski Poems-for-all        Print

dancing naked at woodstock Instant Pussy #7

Riding the F Line Six Sentences

Open All Night Gloom Cupboard #47

Next Saturday Night               Six Sentences

Misti Rainwater-Lites Interview  Side of Grits

Christopher Robin Interview  Side of Grits

between summer and winter Sketchbook

some saturday night standing lonely next to the flames    Sketchbook
bell jar Sketchbook

It’s The Last Verse That Nobody Knows The Dead Mule

first gig Sketchbook

The Calling Sketchbook

A Beer With Bukowski         Sketchbook

Bottom of the Ninth Sketchbook

Smithereens Sketchbook

Chinatown Jazz Sketchbook

For a Moment Sketchbook

Before Girls Sketchbook

Waiting For The End of Yesterday Sketchbook

Together Sketchbook

Zen Dawn Sketchbook

Hindsight Sketchbook

Trout Fishing With Brautigan Sketchbook

Morning Lake Sketchbook

Somewhat  of a Symbionese Liberation Army
Found Poem with Credits to Bob Dylan and CNN
Hemingway’s Shotgun

Veterans Park                Spoken War

Sometimes the Mist of the Mountains Asphalt Sky

Hamburger Cemetery The Brautigan Pages

The Tenth Muse at Midnight The Beat

Haiku Sonnet:Love Letters`        Word Catalyst Magazine

They Came From Turtle Island    Word Catalyst Magazine

Haiku Island Love Sonnet        Word Catalyst Magazine

Front Porch Spring          Word Catalyst Magazine