I’m posting this short blog entry a day early this week, as I wanted to let you know that The 5-2: Crime Poetry Weekly has published a new poem of mine on their website! It’s titled, “To the Accused,” and will be featured on the home page all this week.
If you had a chance to catch my interview with crime poetry editor/poet Gerald So a couple weeks ago, you know what crime poetry is and what he’s been doing over at The 5-2. I’m proud that he liked my poem enough to share it with his readers.
To read my poem as well as hear me reading it, click HERE…I hope you like it!
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Wow, Matt. That’s a pretty amazing poem. I love the reading, too. Congratulations on your inclusion in the project.
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Thank you, Dori! I’m glad you liked it.
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Finally had time to read. This is wonderful, Matt. Congratulations for the publishing, and for the poem. It seems like a deeper meaning to me than just the skin’s wound. Dark, but I enjoyed it.
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Thanks so much, Linda. I wanted to capture the reality that there are more wounds than just the physical ones – so it’s nice to know the poem did that for you.
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Your range as a writer is enviable, Matt. Thanks for continuously surprising me, bringing hidden talent into view. I also appreciate that you’ve been incorporating soundcloud a lot more lately so we get to hear that honeyed voice.
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Why thank you, Michelle – I appreciate your kind words. As I’ve told other folks before, I just write what pops into my head, and then try to sort it out afterward…fortunately, I’m the type who likes variety…doing one thing all the time would get boring!
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