Rusty Manhole Cover at a Nearby College
I won’t even tell you how many rejections I’ve received for my poetry.
But, see, I keep writing, learning & submitting.
Every now & then a lit journal sees what I think I see in my poems.
A couple of my accepted pieces have gone live in the last month.
[There’s even an audio version of me reading one.]
Check ’em out:
Graveyard Shifted No 20190108 published in River, River
Brown Silk published in Toe Good
& should you be so inclined, you can pick up a print copy of Flying South #4
which includes my poem, Grandmama’s Ghost Stories.
I’ve been a little resistant to putting pieces on here. That counts as “publication” to some journals, so I can’t submit them. But I’ve got a lot of backlogged pieces. I’m ever-so-slowly leaning towards posting some poems right here on my own site.
I’d love to check out your poetry, too. Got a link? Drop it in the comments.
LUCAS HARGIS 
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