A Very Good Year / David Jibson
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Figurines of Mary In A Salvation Army Store / David Jibson
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“Siren Song” – for my fellow small-town friends.
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Two Poems in “Making Waves, A West Michigan Review”
Click on the cover then scroll down to hear Her Name Was Hazel and The Inevitable. (audio)
Wolf Moon / A Haiga by David Jibson
Watercolor wash and haiku by David Jibson (the full moon of January is the Wolf Moon).
The End Is Near / David Jibson
From Protective Coloration (Kelsay Books – Aldrich Press, 2020). Poem originally published in Peninsula Poets.
Driving Through Ohio – David Jibson
From Protective Coloration, (Kelsay Books, 2020). Avialable from Kelsay Books and Amazon.com.
Originally Published in Peninsula Poets – The Poetry Society of Michigan
Honky Tonk / David Jibson
I wrote Honky-Tonk, which originally appeared in Fried Chicken and Coffee, with a particular road house in mind. Its name came from the fact that its distance from each of three small towns in rural Michigan was seven miles and it was owned for a period of time by my mother. The poem is now included in Protective Coloration (Kelsay Books, 2020). It’s available from Kelsay and from Amazon.
Ursa Major and Ursa Minor
From Right Hand Pointing & One Sentence Poems and now included in Protective Coloration.
Divorce / David Jibson
Divorce appeared in the spring 2020 issue of Peninsula Poets, the bi-annual journal of the Poetry Society of Michigan.
David K. Jibson 