Here is one of my recent poems published in Dreich magazine:
The language of chemistry
The native chemistry tongues
hit high notes when
sodium atoms each transfer an electron
(eeep pnuu)
to chlorine atoms
to give sodium and chloride ions
(eeep pnuu)
Then salt beds settle
Deeper inside, the positive and neutral
particles sit heavy
(hund phum) (hund phum)
Here is a new poem that is featured on Poetry Worth Hearing episode 21. Thanks Kathleen! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kathleen-mcphilemy/episodes/Poetry-Worth-Hearing-Episode-21-e2g692v Ins
Alarms sound. No harms found. Diatoms do their work. Switching gas. A flip flop. A process. New access. Alarms sound. No harms found. We breathe now. To bodies goes fresh blood. Let’s clap for CO2 to