Works
- World, The Atlantic Monthly, July/August 2001
- Bird Calls, Blackbird, Spring 2002
- Swallows, Blackbird, Spring 2002
- Seed Savers, Poetry Magazine, January/February 2007
- Mycorrhizae, Poetry, Volume CLXXXVI, Number 3 June 2005
- Tree List, Prairie Schooner, Mar 22, 2003
- Or Stay Again, Prairie Schooner, Mar 22, 2003
- Blue Collection, Prairie Schooner, Mar 22, 2003
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