Monthly Archives: February 2018

How was it he could be surprised it was snowing? After all, it was February and it is widely known it snows in Boston in February.  And he had been living in Beantown for twenty years so he had no excuse. … Continue reading →

Here’s my last effort from the poetry workshop.  It is a poetic form from the early-Renaissance troubadour days known as the sestina.  Basically, you pick six (6) words that mean something to you and use them at the end of … Continue reading →

My wife Andrea and I really enjoyed the poetry writing workshop these past two weekends at the West Roxbury Branch of the BPL. The workshop was facilitated by poet Mary Pinard who was wonderful and helped us all get over our … Continue reading →