Author Archives: Timothy P. Schilling
The poet picks up the tab (for once)
Why would I make you work and guess
at what I really mean
unless I hardly know myself
or hate the thought of coming clean
Late afternoon
The eyes of Janine Jansen
Pluck cherries from an ever-ripe tree
Amsterdam, man, you still got it
Ocean nigh, starry sky
Here I stake my feary claim
Rounding the corner
Seasons unsing themselves and fall –
A dewfall on the heart.
Now not they but it
must turn and change colors
and bring forth life
from the duty divine.
Inside looking out
Domestic
After her rough entanglement
and dalliance with the gods
she returned to whistling tea
and biscuits rich in butter




