Monday, July 23, 2018

rural boredom. by Joseph V. Milford



when I lie down
in the field
I don’t make snow angels
I make crop circles
and hide from the ufologists
for days







Joseph V. Milford is the author of the poetry collections CRACKED ALTIMETER (BlazeVox Press) and TATTERED SCROLLS AND POSTULATES, VOL I. (Backlash Press). He is an English professor and Creative Writing instructor living south of Atlanta, Georgia. He also edits the online poetry thread, RASPUTIN, A POETRY THREAD.

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