Tag Archives: Poetry
Putting Out the Sidewalk Sign & Pausing to Look at Livingston Peak
1/29 Mountain is crisp relief from bright gray sky slicing toward blue 2/1 Snow-white clouds flowing past snow-white peak A herd on the move 2/4 A gray gauze draped over the southern sky Mountain holds its breath 2/5 Every trace … Continue reading
Birthday Poem 2024
For the 2nd time today regretting I didn’t change into shorts not quite believing it’s this hot this early but this pint of beer gilded w/ sunlight offers a sliver of relief just as bloated filaments of cloud give respite … Continue reading
Born with Teeth director’s note
Director’s note from the Bozeman Actors Theatre production of Born with Teeth by Liz Duffy Adams. SHAKESPEARE: “I just want to write.” MARLOWE: “No one gets to just write. You’re saying things.” The play you’re about to participate in (for … Continue reading
Marc Beaudin 