Michael Garrigan

Dead Elk Antlers a Constellation - Cutleaf Journal Dead Elk Listens to the Last Crickets and understands what’s done and what’s to come. He sighs into the hillsideand for the whole length of that breathhe is

Excited to have three new Dead elk poems in the latest issue of Cutleaf Journal!

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Smoke from Underground | Emily Harnett The Centralia, Pennsylvania, mine fire is a human crisis unfolding in geological time: some estimate that it could burn for another 250 years.

Any chance you’re planning a shirt from this incredible piece?

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Congrats!

One Poem by Grant Clauser - Terrain.org Grant Clauser's ecopoem "Slugs Have Teeth, and Other Useless Facts" (with audio) may, like the poet himself, keep you up worrying at night.

I hope you enjoy my new poem featured in @terrainorg.bsky.social. It's loaded with mushrooms, slugs, butterflies, and orcas. www.terrain.org/2025/poetry/...

New author photo?

This one I did

Is it possible to write an erotic (intimate?) poem with a mountain? Because I think I just did?

Cirque Peak

Kern Peak

Seven Gables

Royce and Feather Peaks

Some mountains and passes that are making up this poem…

Working on a quadtriptych, hoping to mirror a mountain range.

I’m writing a sonnet but breaking all the rules.

The Size of the Horizon, or, I Explained Everything to the Trees by Mitchell Nobis | Books | Match Factory Editions The Size of the Horizon explores parenting, uncertainty, and injustice, weaving nature, gun violence, and joy into poetry that embraces life’s chaos.

It's publication week for my first poetry collection. If you read poetry, you might dig it. If you don't but still want to support me and my press (the wonderful @matchfactoryeds.bsky.social), your library might want it.

Paddling into a wilderness lake in the Adirondacks (pre-falling in while portaging a beaver dam and breaking a lovely glass fly rod.)

YouTube video by MadtvOnFox Apple presents the iRack

18 years ago, MadTV called it..

www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcjL...

iRack...iRan

Ride slow, die whenever

Enjoyed it man!

Back in PA Last year at this time, I had covid and was languishing in bed, unable to tend to the garden. A regional drought meant I really should have been watering the new plants; and it also kept the weeds …

Poet Anne Michael writes aboout the new anthology for Pennsylvania Poetry. annemichael.blog/2025/05/27/b...

So very grateful to Camas Magazine for giving my poetry space. “Landscape Fugues” is a form I’ve been playing with inspired by Jeff Parker’s ETA IVTet and Forfolks records

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Home Enjoy beautiful gardens, giant trolls, and miles of trails at New England's largest botanical garden, located on the coast of Maine.

Not sure where exactly you’re going, but this place is cool and the kids will dig it!

www.mainegardens.org

So excited to have a poem in the latest issue!

Harry Humes.

Bummer. I’ll probably be heading up to New England in early August so maybe then

Adirondack Center for Writing - The Adirondack Center for Writing brings people and words together throughout 6 million acres of the Adirondack Park.

I’ll be up in the Adirondacks at the end of June. That’s kinda halfway for all of us right? Is there a cool bookstore to read at? Or here?

adirondackcenterforwriting.org

Let’s make it happen!!! I could use that in my life right now

😂 that tracks, but I may have included bourbon as well

Noice!!!