My poem Findhorn, 1975 is now live at Blue Heron Review, with thanks to soulful editor Cristina Norcross. The theme for this issue was wholeness. You have to scroll down the page (I’m the 11th author) to get to my poem but the upside is you can read some very beautiful poems on the way.
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Hermes Shakes A Somnolent Bough

After many years and umpteen revisions, I was thrilled to have this poem accepted for publication in the final issue of Crosswinds, a beautiful print-only journal where I’ve had the good fortune to be a contributor a few times. Upon receiving my copy, I was disappointed to discover that both in the Table of Contents and on the page itself, my poem had been attributed to someone else and her poem to me – hence the black mark with my name inked below! I immediately contacted the editor, who was most apologetic and remorseful and who has since emailed all contributors a letter of correction, for which I am greatly thankful! However, for anyone else purchasing or perusing the book, they wouldn’t know this. And this now has become a lesson in non-attachment for me (like it or not): I’m always happy to see a poem I’ve mothered go out into the world but I didn’t realize until now how attached I could be when not only my name doesn’t accompany it but someone else’s does. So, Hermes, you shook more than one somnolent bough LOL! And I hope you, dear readers, enjoy this little poem, and thank you for taking the time to read all this.
