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“…and look how the Pleiades shimmer over the hayfield like a town we lived in long ago, under the purple clouds.”  — Stonework of the Sky by Joseph A. Enzweiler, p. 7.

Eric (he/him/his) began writing poetry seriously during the pandemic.  His work is heavily influenced by the speculative.  It has appeared in some very cool publications, won first place in a contest, and been nominated for a Pushcart.  Eric also enjoys filtering his gaze through a camera lens, and dreams of combining these mediums.  He has degrees from four colleges and universities and a background in theater and the social sciences, including history and psychology.  Apollo has been a muse.

Poems

Demolition of a Casino in New Jersey | Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité

Shakespeare was in love . . . with a man | Shakespeare of Today

K-pop Kabuki | House Journal

A place where sparrows live | High Shelf XXXV

Cinéma Cernunnos | Nostalgia

Lol | Closed Eye Open

All the Gay Poets Go Extinct | Peatsmoke Journal

Poem for a New School | Wild Roof Journal

Homecoming | Nine Cloud Journal

Four Square and Seven Years From N/O/W, 26 | Half and One

The Writer on the Steps of Walter Library | Red Noise Collective

Burned by Global Warming, The Schemer from Ipanema | Janus Words

Sure Hope the Meter Wasn’t Running: A Queer Sequins(e) | new words {press}