Comments for A Walk Through the Memory Palace http://memorypalacewalk.com poems by Pamela Johnson Parker Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:15:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Some Yellow Tulips by A Walk Through the Memory Palace | Coyote Mercury http://memorypalacewalk.com/some-yellow-tulips/#comment-12 A Walk Through the Memory Palace | Coyote Mercury Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:15:01 +0000 http://memorypalacewalk.com/?page_id=97#comment-12 [...] in her garden, imposing order on her flowers and the world around her, but despite her best efforts it is only an illusion: She smokes and shakes and smokes. Each flowerbed’s As neat as graves. She stubs out ash. The [...] [...] in her garden, imposing order on her flowers and the world around her, but despite her best efforts it is only an illusion: She smokes and shakes and smokes. Each flowerbed’s As neat as graves. She stubs out ash. The [...]

]]> Comment on 78 RPM by A Walk Through the Memory Palace | Coyote Mercury http://memorypalacewalk.com/78-rpm/#comment-10 A Walk Through the Memory Palace | Coyote Mercury Thu, 28 Jan 2010 11:46:49 +0000 http://memorypalacewalk.com/?page_id=20#comment-10 [...] the speaker’s aunt is outside. Parker captures the heat and intensity of this young lust moment with appropriate tension and sensual elegance: Heart rising and Falling like Billie’s Song, cool water [...] [...] the speaker’s aunt is outside. Parker captures the heat and intensity of this young lust moment with appropriate tension and sensual elegance: Heart rising and Falling like Billie’s Song, cool water [...]

]]> Comment on Blog reviews, a nomination and an interview by Sherry Chandler http://memorypalacewalk.com/2009/12/blog-reviews-a-nomination-and-an-interview/#comment-4 Sherry Chandler Sat, 05 Dec 2009 19:31:12 +0000 http://memorypalacewalk.com/?p=219#comment-4 I wrote a rondeau that not a single one of my readers liked. In fact, they almost hooted me out of the room. But I needed a poem to round out a submission so I stuck it in the packet. Guess which poem the magazine picked to publish. I hope "Some Yellow Tulips" wins a Pushcart. What do I know? I wrote a rondeau that not a single one of my readers liked. In fact, they almost hooted me out of the room. But I needed a poem to round out a submission so I stuck it in the packet.

Guess which poem the magazine picked to publish.

I hope “Some Yellow Tulips” wins a Pushcart. What do I know?

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