Effloresce: Earth Changes Spirit

To burst forth; bloom- everything in nature from flowers, fires, and ferocity.

"The two first lines drew me in, ..I think this brings me to the ponderous moments while watching the magnificent sky..when you almost feel you are shifting along with the changes."

"I enjoy reading your work & find this a wonderful image spurring thought or is it a thought spurring image... A delightful senryu to please those ancient Japanese while pleasing modern interpreters of this form as well. "

The Contents include:
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*Features award-winning poem: Weather.

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Summer Time Seasonal Reads 
Original publishing date: Summer 2025

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Critical Acclaim from Readers: 

 

Chapbook Review
"Effloresce is science, weather, emotion... combined into a poetic religious experience."
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Earth Changes I
"I enjoy reading your work & find this a wonderful image spurring thought or is it a thought spurring image..."

Seasons in the Auditorium
"Personifies the seasons as actors on a stage... wonderful!" 

"I applaud the painted scene you have created through the words in
changing season. Nicely portrayed." 

Weather
The Literary Review Journal. Print Publication, November 2006. Honorable Mention.
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"The two first lines drew me in... I think this brings me to the ponderous moments while watching the magnificent sky... when you almost feel you are shifting along with the changes."