Most poets dread this question and the question: what type of poetry do you write? The landscape, the elements (water, wind, fire, and earth), and the body capture my imagination. I've written erotic poems, love poems, spiritual poems, and dreams. In the past, I've done series about women and cars, fiber and cloth, birds and animals. I often collaborate with other artists and musicians--create confluences. Like many other poets, I hesitate to label myself because labels are for jars.
Surrealism is the word for creative work that is dreamlike. My flash fiction, "The Accomplice," was published in Cortland Review. Through dreams, it explores domestic abuse, tyranny, and escape. Read it here: http://www.cortlandreview.com/issue/46/packa_f.html
