IN PRINT & ONLINE: 

• South Dakota Review (Vol. 58, no 2) (2024): A poem about work ; (Vol. 54, nos. 3&4) (2019) : five poems
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• New American Writing (Volume 41) (2023) : A single zig, One line and another line ; (Volume 35) (2017) : Green Room / The Natural Sound
• A Dozen Nothing (2023) : Field Study, a long poem with visual elements, responding to Walter De Maria’s The Lightning Field
• Oversound (Issue 8) (2022) : Criss Cross Applesauce ; (Issue 6) (2020) : Salt (I like to walk)
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• Bennington Review (Issue 11) (2022) : Everything Suddenly Felt Enthusiastic
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• Lucky Jefferson (Issue 10) (Fall 2022) : This Home
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• House Mountain Review (Issue 2.1) (Fall 2022) : I have this empathy and Damaged images
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• Puerto del Sol (Vol 57.1) (Spring 2022) : Bearing the burden of warning, An exhibition of no distress, and Breath enters through the soft top of my head
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• Ethel (Volume 9) (Winter/Spring 2022) : One Wondering
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• Touch the Donkey (#33) (2022) : four poems
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• Marsh Hawk Review (Fall 2021) : A Demonstration
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• Pratik : The Ghosts of Paradise — Special Los Angeles Double Issue, Vol. XVII No. 2-3 (Summer / Fall 2021) : 4 deferred messages found & You’ve shown interest in weather forecasting
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• Chaudiere Books National Poetry Month series (2021) : It suits me fine
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• Posit: A Journal of Literature and Art (Issue 26) (2021) : 4 poems
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• Tinfish (21) (2021) : 3 poems
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• Zyzzyva (Issue 119) (2020) : Show love to polar bears and earn 1,000 points ; (Issue 101) (2014) : What fell and is fallen before the season truly begins
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• Moria (Issue 6) (2020) : What we think about rhyme and Sometimes a note gets lost ; (Issue 1) (2017) : (ladies vary) and They trail there, they trail
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• Your Impossible Voice (Issue 23) (2020) : A way to wait away the news
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• Faultline (Volume 29) (2020) : At the beach (listen/watch on YouTube here)
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• Second Factory (Issue 1) (2020) : Salt (The other day) and Or [To only have meant: look]
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• Can We Have Our Ball Back? (2020) : What we mistook, I offer some guidelines, and Telling and resisting the self ; (issue 7) (2005) : 3 poems
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• Cherry Tree (Issue 6) (2020) : You can contact the government easily, every day
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• G U E S T [a journal of guest editors] (issue 8) (2020) : two woven poems
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• SWWIM Every Day (Jan 12, 2020) : Now I live in the sea
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• POETRY Magazine (November 2019) : For Locating the Room and I stand at the front of the room and speak
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• Thrush Poetry Journal (March 2019) : sky. as leaves fall
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• Third Coast (Issue 46) (Fall/Winter 2018) : Six Questions
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• Poetry Northwest (Volume XIII.2) (Winter & Spring 2019) : A few of some I saw
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• Whale Road Review (Issue 13) (Winter 2018) : A narrative to tell the future by
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• Spillway (Issue 26) (2018) : The material
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• The Laurel Review (Volume 50.2) (2018) : three poems from g r e e n  r o o m
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• Interrupture (Issue 21) (Feb 2018) : The object being seeked ; (Issue 10, Feb 2014) : The evening, the singing: last in order of drive
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• Dream Pop Journal (Issue 2) (Fall 2017) : four images from “I thought I could pick it up”
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• Copper Nickel (Issue 25) (Fall 2017) : The history of that mine ; (Issue 12) : In the moments of our minds untangling, each to each
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• Zócalo Public Square (Sept. 15, 2017) : I know what I think, and so I tell someone
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• Denver Quarterly (Volume 51.2) (2017) : two poems
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• BOAAT JOURNAL (January/February 2017) : three poems
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• Sugar House Review (#13) (Spring/Summer 2016) : Their impatience–to be satisfied
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• H_NGM_N (#18) (2016) : three poems; (#14) : three poems
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• Women’s Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal (Vol. 45, Issue 4) (2016): Different (comma) difficult
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• TAB: The Journal of Poetry and Poetics (Vol. 6, No. 1) (2018) : What is lookout, ; (Vol. 5, No 5) (2017) : A light as forgotten (to us) ; (Vol. 4, No 2) (2016) : Wall-climber, ducker-underer
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• Journal of Compressed Creative Arts / Matter Press (November 2015) : Trembling, fleeting, and fading in the blue
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• West Trestle Review (July 2015) : poem-of-the-week
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• Small Po[r]tions (Issue 4) (2015) : three poems
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• Entropy (February 12, 2015) : five poems
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• Fact-Simile (#10) (2014) : Night birds (over night earth)
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• Tinderbox Poetry Journal (Vol. 1, Issue 2) : Between stability and the acknowlegment of the soul
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• Map Literary (Issue 4) (2013) : five poems
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• Manor House Quarterly (Issue 7: Myth) : two poems
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• Word For/Word (Vol. 21) : five poems, (Vol. 11) : The bird noises that do not acknowledge us talking
• Galatea Resurrects
• Poecology (Issue 2) : Upon a mountain-top, around a glow-worm
• Rhino (2012) :  I’m there the moment it begins
• Western Humanities Review (2011) : two poems
• Yew: A Journal of Innovative Writing & Images by Women (Dec. 2011) : three poems

• Verse Daily (2011) : Winter, reflected in our keen houses ; (2004) : From it and was anew at that time
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• Spiral Orb (4) : Up the tree or down the tree
• We Are So Happy To Know Something (2), Projective Industries
• Terrain.org: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments (27) : four poems + audio
• West Wind Review (2010) : three poems
• Mrs. Maybe (Vol. 2) : The sky a negative of itself: the white days fading
• Gulf Coast (Vol. 21.1) : A lecture upon the shadow
• Zoland Poetry (4) : three poems
• Dorado (2010) : three poems
• Front Porch (Volume 12) : four poems
• Cimarron Review (Summer 2009, Vol. 168) : Begin by counting sheep, white buds on the plant as they appear
• Jubilat (15) : It is verily each, my love
• Elimae (2008:5) : Speak only of the weather–
• Mustachioed : No handwriting which mimics your own
• The Hat (Vol. 8) : two poems
• 32 Poems (Issue 4.2) : The crows
• Northwest Review (Vol. 44-3) : two poems; (Vol. 42.2) : From it and was anew at that time
• 580/Split (Vol. 4) : two poems
• Fence (Vol. 4.2) : Love Subjects
• Mungo vs. Ranger (Issue 9) : Last night and then later today