On Finding a Jack Morris Baseball Card / David Jibson
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Meet Augie and Wanda
Augie and Wanda are two principal characters from my chapbook, Michigan Gothic. As death comes to Augie, it parallels the death of the American family farm and a culture that once helped to define who we are. This chapbook tells the story of Augie and his family through a series of twenty free-verse poems. Available for $6.00 from Amazon.com. Better yet, read it for free at my website.
Marginalia / David Jibson
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Sister Rosetta / David Jibson
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Five Sijo Poems in Lothlorien Poetry Journal / David Jibson
Thanks to editor, Marcus Jones:
Lothlorien Poetry Journal
Plutarch / David Jibson
From the fall issue of Making Waves: Click anywhere on the page to see the full issue.
A Found Poem Redacted from a Page in National Geographic / David Jibson
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Writing Korean Sijo Poetry in English
A couple of years ago I dove deeply into Korean Sijo. You’ll find a number of these poems on this website, some which have won prizes in international competition. First appearing in 14th century Korea, Sijo is longer than Haiku and goes beyond imagery into story telling. I think you’ll like playing around with this one. Read an article I that wrote to get you started HERE. It’s in PDF format so you can download and print it if you have a mind to. Let me know what you think.
Salt / David Jibson
New poem in Sheepshead Review (U. Wisconsin)
A Fan Letter / David Jibson
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