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1. Quince, Rose, Grace of God, (Newberg, Oregon: Fernwood Press: 2024.)

2. “Flaneur at the Beach,” “His Tutor,” “Opposing Forces,” “Scavenger,” and “Brown Pelicans,” Kelp. July 1, 2024. https://www.kelpjournal.com/post/poetry-five-poems-by-trina-gaynon

3. "Come Clouds” and “Hidden Dragons,” The Grace of Oregon Rain, Turnstone Books, 2024.

4. “Redacted Dispatches,” Lumina!, April 2024. https://www.lumina-journal.com/redacted-dispatches

5.  “The Broken Road,” Clockhouse, 2024.

6.  “The Whole of It,” Presence, April 2024.

7.  "A Map for the Lost," San Diego Poetry Annual, March 1, 2024. (Honorable Mention in Steve Kowit Poetry Prize, 2023.)

8.  “A Vast Shroud, NewVerse News. February 22, 2024.

9.  “Not Just Poetry Books, Poetry East, Claude Monet, Issue 109, Spring 2024.

10.  “Oregon Pastoral,” The Tomahawk Creek Review, Iisue 2, 2023. https://thetomahawkcreekreview.org/oregon-pastoral-by-trina-gaynon/

11.  “Armed Against Contempt,”Clepsydra , issue 3, Reflection 2023. https://www.clepsydralit.com/issue-3-reflection

12.  “Rising Out of the Flash Flood,” Glacial Hills Review, Summer 2023.

13.  “Adrift,” Delta Poetry Review, June 2023.

14.  “Out of the Brine” and “To Pledge Our Lives,” Power of the Feminine I, vol 1. Thresh Press, 2023.

15.  “Without the Solace of Green,” Verseweavers, no. 27, 2023.

16.  “Never Straight Ahead” and “Speechless Before Heaven,” The Pointed Circle, Portland Community College, 2023.

17.  The Last One,” The Ignation, Spring 2023.

18.  “For the Glory,” Dappled Things, Lent Issue, April 2023.

19. "Suitcase in Hand," "Transmigration,"Third Eye Questions,"Verse Virtual, April 2023.

20.  “Tango with Mangos,” Aji, The Moon, Issue 18, 2023.

21.  “Dawn Breaks,” Oregon Poetry Calendar, Red Shoes Press, 2023.

22.  “Covered Bridge,” Cirque #24, vol. 12:2, June 2022.

23.  “Down South” and “Nocturne, A Sonzal,” Fireweed, issue 2, Winter 2022.

24.  “After the Snowfall,”Shift: A Publication of MTSU Write, The Plague Years, vol 6. Middle State University, 2022.

25.  “Ride The Storm,”Tiny Seed Journal, Apaja'simk (To Return). December 19, 2021.

26.  “Treasure,” “In the Service of Inari,” and “How Islands Are Made,”Opening the Gate: A Cooperative Anthology of Writing from Gateless Method Salons, 2021.

27.  “Volta," Sands Hills Literary Magazine.

28.  “In the Weeds,” Plainsongs , Winter, vol. 42, issue 1, January 2022.

29.  "Legacy," Blue Mountain Review, Forthcoming Winter 2021.

30.  “Healing the Ache,” Gyroscope Review, Fall 2021.

31.  “The Quest” and “Underfoot,” NOMAD Review, 2021.

32.  “A Land Not My Own,” Doorways and Thresholds. Overneath Books, 2021.

33.  “Bound,” VoiceCatcher, Spring 2021.

34.  “Devoid,” Sandstorm Journal of Arts and Letters, 2021.

35.  "Fire and Ice,” Speckled Trout, issue 3.1, Spring 2021. https://speckledtroutreview.com/spring-2021-3-1/

36. “When Memory Fails,” Grand Little Things, March 14, 2021. https://grand-little-things.com/2021/03/14/when-memory-fails-by-trina-gaynon/

37. “Apollo’s Gifts,” Carmina Magazine, March 2021. http://carminamagazine.com/apollosgift.html

38. “The Dog Takes It All in Stride, but the Cat’s Gone into Hiding, Willawaw Journal, issue 11, Winter 2020. http://willawawjournal.com/category/journal/winter-2020-issue-11/page/3/.

39. “A Needful Thing” and “Summer Without,” pan de'mїk, An Anthology of Pandemic Poems, Oregon Poetry Association, 2020.

40. “Anna’s Hut at Komarova,” Waves: A Confluence of Women's Voices, This Way to a Voice Answering A Voice, ed. Diane Gilliam, https://aroomofherownfoundation.org/annas-hut-at-komarovo-by-trina-gaynon/

41. “Twilight” and “Slow Dawn,” Poetry South, issue 12, December 2020.

42. "The Moment After," Borrowed Solace, issue 3.2, Fall 2020. https://borrowedsolace.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Fall-2020-Free-Version-compressed.pdf  

43. "Out of the Desert" and "The Seder of Orange Tulips, 2020," COVID LIT, Forthcoming.

44. "Within These Walls," "In the Teahouse," "On Reading Classical Chinese Poetry," Buddhist Poetry Review, Fall 2020. https://www.buddhistpoetryreview.org/archive/vol-three-issue-three/trina-gaynon

45.  "Enter Wonder," Essential, Joel Carpenter ed. (Portland, Maine: Underground Writers Association) 2020.

46.  "On Shakespeare's Birthday,"Sonnets for Shakespeare, 2020. https://www.sonnetsforshakespeare.co.uk/the-anthology/on-shakespeares-birthday-2020

47.  "Covid 19 Haiku and A Tanka or Two Too," Trees in A Garden of Ashes: Poetry of Resilience, James P. Wagner ed. (Local Gems Press, 2020.)

48.  "Dhamma Vinaya," Mizmor Anthology 2020.

49.  "Magdalen's Voices," Soul-Lit, Spring 2020. http://soul-lit.com/poems/V24/Gaynon/index.html

50.  "Broken Spine" and "Pacific Bell Comes Calling," Apple Valley Review, vol. 15, no. 1. Spring 2020. ("Pacific Bell Comes Calling," nominated for Best of the Net 2020.) https://www.applevalleyreview.com/

51.  "Ways to Lose the Pain," "Tiny Feet," and "We Feast Upon Their Names," Mojave River Review, 2020.

52.  "Surviving the Whaler Essex," 45th Parallel, issue 5, Oregon State University, Spring 2020. https://drive.google.com/file/d/115yGBVnOSVOw_5HqsrfpUhoJweGOWrgZ/view

53.  "Distractions," The Poeming Pigeon, Cosmos Issue 2020.

54.  "Double Happiness," Thema: The Clumsy Gardener, vol. 23, no. 2, Summer 2020.

55.  "With Burgundy Drapes Open" and "Beyond the Ancient Masters," Valley Voices, Ekphrastic Issue, vol. 19, no.2, 2019.

56.  "Ten Dreamers in Three Towers," The Timberline Review, Home Issue, Issue 8, Willamette Writers, 2019.

57.  "Landscapes: San Fernando Valley," Fire and Rain: Ecopoetry of California. Lucille Lang Day and Ruth Nolan, editors. (Oakland, California: Scarlet Tanager Books, 2018.)

58.  "Ode to Sunlight," Beach Reads: Here Comes the Sun, Third Street Writers, Laguna Beach, 2017.

59.  "Kerouaced," Awake in the World: A Collection. . . , Daniel J. Rice, ed., (Livingston, Montana: Riverfeet Press, 2017.)

60.  "Through the Cyclotron" and "Modern Alchemy: Fall 1980," Nuclear Impact: Broken Atoms in Our Hands, Teresa Mei Chuc ed., (Pasadena, California: Shabda Press, 2017.)

61.  "What Does the New Moon Hide From?" "How I Prepare to Be Loved," and "Crystal," Ragazine, vol. 12, no. 2, July-August 2016. https://www.ragazine.cc/three-poems-by-trina-gaynon/

62.  "Sea Change or How do you swim wearing weights?" Guest Blog, Black Fox Literary Magazine, May 9, 2016. http://www.blackfoxlitmag.com/2016/05/09/guest-post-sea-change-or-how-do-you-swim-wearing-weights-by-trina-gaynon/

63.  "Hei," "Aleph," and "Anna's Hut at Komarovo," Featured Poet for March at Blue Heron Speaks, 2016. https://blueheronreview.com/blue-heron-speaks/

64. "In Paradise" and "Sleep Study," Pirene's Fountain, vol. 8, issue 16, 2015.

65.  "Celibacy,"Glint Liteary Journal, issue 6, Fall 2015. https://glintjournal.wordpress.com/poetry-glint-6/trina-gaynon-glint-6/

66.  "Once Begun," California Quarterly, California State Poetry Society, vol. 41, no. 3, 2015.

67.  "Desert Solstice," Harpur Palate, vol. 15, no. 1, Binghampton University, New York, Summer and Fall 2015.

68.  "Mapplethorpe's Tulips," The Body I Live In, from the series Slim Volume by Pankhurst, Kate Garret, ed. 2015.

69.  “Intermezzo: Naval Hospital, San Diego” and “Housewife,” whimperbang, issue 12, 2015. http://whimperbang.com/issue‑12/trina‑gaynon/

70.  “Wawona Meadow,” Cargo Literary, issue 2, 2015. http://cargoliterary.com/article/wawona‑meadow/

71.  “Seasons of a Fisherman,” Beechwood Review, issue 1, 2015.

72.  “Lost in Gatsby,” The Great Gatsby Anthology, Melanie Villines ed. (Los Angeles: Silver Birch Press, 2015.)

73.  “Tango with Seaweed,” Gingerbread House, no. 13, June 29, 2015. http://gingerbreadhouselitmag.com/2015/06/29/tango‑with‑seaweed/

74.  “Saurian Splendour,” “Last Prayer,” and “Silent Laughter,” The Stand, vol. 13, no. 2, University of Leeds, United Kingdom, 2015.

75.  “Aunt Esther’s Cookie Jar,” Gyroscope Review, issue 15:1, September 2015.

76.  “Ode to the Middle of a Summer Night,” San Diego Poetry Annual, (Rainbow, California: Garden Oak Press, 2014-15.)

77.  “Kitchen Creek Lullabies” and “Orbits,” Blue Heron Review (nominated for Best of Net 2015.) , issue 3, Winter 2015.

78.  “Archeology,” and “Rehearsing,” The Magnoia Review, vol. 1, issue 1, January 2015.

79.  “Southern Rain, Western Drought,” Red Truck Review, issue 2, 2015.

80.  “Picture Missing from Senior Yearbook,” “Peaceable Kingdom,” “Flowering Grass,” The Chaffin Journal, Eastern Kentucky University, 2014. 

81. “The Road Alone,” BorderSenses, vol. 20, Fall 2014.

82. "Mallard" and "Federal Building Bombed,” Whirlwind Magazine, issue 2, 2014.  

83. “Light in a Box,” I-70 Review, Summer/Fall 2014.

84.  “Automatic Houses” and “And Fingerprints Too,” Ricochet, September 2014.

85.  “Open Reading,” The East Bay Review, issue 2, Fall 2014.

86.  “Sixties Tract Plan,” Pea River Journal, Burden of Home Issue, vol. 3, Fall 2014.

87.  “Revision,” Antiphon, issue 12, Summer 2014.

88.  “Search Party” and “Apologia for the many dog poems,” Boston Literary Magazine, Fall 2014.

89.  “Southerly: Beyond Mumbai,” Open Road Review, issue 10, August 2014.

90.  “Gantries,” Slippage, no. 3, Summer 2014.

91.  “Cassandra Wakes After a Long Nap,” Lehigh Valley Vanguard, July 22, 2014.

92.  “Urban Walk: Albany, California,” Red Earth Review, no. 2, Oklahoma City University, Summer 2014. https://issuu.com/redearthreview/docs/redearthreviewissuu_2af90c9cafe2f/203

93.  “Sandsurfing,” Storm Cycle:2013, A. J. Huffman and April Salzano ed. (Kind of a Hurricane Press, 2014.)

94.  “Desert Ascent, St. John Climachus,” St. Peter's B-List: Contemporaay Poems Inspired by the Saints, Mary Ann B. Miller ed. (Notre Dame, Indiana, Ave Maria Press, 2014.)

95.  “That Winter Glare,” 300 Days of Sun, vol. 1, issue 1, Nevada State College, Spring 2014. New Pages: http://www.newpages.com/literary‑magazine‑reviews/2014‑04‑15/

96.  “Some Stars are Not Used for Navigation,” Obsession: Sestinas in the Twenty-First Century. Carolyn Beard Whitlow and Marilyn Krysl ed. (Lebanon, New Hampshire: Dartmouth College Press 2014.)

97.  “Penitent,” The Cresset, Valparaiso University, Lent 2014. http://thecresset.org/2014/Lent/PoemGaynon_L14.html

98.  “Luminous,” Fourteen Hills, vol. 20, no. 1, San Francisco State University, 2014.

99.  The Alphabet of Romance (chapbook), Finishing Line Press, 2013.

100.  “At the Source,” A Ritual to Read Together: Poems in Conversation with William Stafford, Lachman, Becca ed. (Topeka, Kansas: J. R. Woodley Press, 2013.)

101.  “Winter Departure,” The Phoenix Rising from the Ashes: Anthology of sonnets of the early third millenium, Richard Vallance, Ed-in-Chief. (Victoria, British Columbia: Friesen Press, 2013.) https://www.artvilla.com/plt/winter-departure-poem-sonnet-trina-gayon/

102.  “True Relic,”Buddhist Poetry Review, issue 11, Winter 2013. http://www.buddhistpoetryreview.com/archives/issue‑eleven/trina‑gaynon

103.  “Wanderers,” Poetry South, Yazoo River Press, 2013.

104.  “Down the Road,” Verse Wisconsin, issue 112, October 2013.

105.  “Mandelstam’s Guide to the Deadly Sins, with Comments by Akhmatova,” Penduline, issue 10, 2013.

106.  “Early Color Photos Fade," Emerge, Summer 2013.

107.  “Sandsurfing,” Of Sun and Sand, A. J. Huffman and April Salzano ed. (Kind of a Hurricane Press, 2013.)

108.  “Storm Coast,”  Glass: A Journal of Poetry, vol 6, issue 1, June 2013. http://wwHomew.glass‑poetry.com/volintlume‑six/issue‑one/rebirth/gaynon‑storm.html

109.  “Down my Chimney,” Pyrokinection, August 2013. http://www.pyrokinection.com/2013/08/a‑poem‑by‑trina‑gaynon.html

110.  “The Art of Relocation: A Poet Chooses What to Keep and What to Leave Behind,” Talking Writing, June 2013.

111.  “Crowd as Reservoir,” StepAway Magazine, issue 10, 2013. http://stepawaymagazine.com/archives/2130

112.  “Mid-Century Ranch, Orange County,” The Cafe Review, vol. 24, Spring 2013. https://www.thecafereview.com/spring-2013-poetry-mid-century-ranch-orange-county/

113.  “From Chilis to Chutneys,” Conclave: A Journal of Character, issue 5, 2013.

114. “Along the Tracks, After the Last Train Runs,” Big Muddy: A Journal of the Mississippi River Valley, vol 12, issue 2, Southeast Missouri State University, 2013.

115. “Previously Owned,” Sin Fronteras: Writers Without Borders, vol. 17, 2013.

116. “Seekers,” Cairn: The St. Andrews Review, no. 48, St. Andrews University, 2013.

117. “Winter Departure,” Poetry Life and Times: Artvilla, April 2013. https://www.artvilla.com/plt/category/poets/trina-gayon/

118. “Blackberries,” Southern Women's Review, vol. 6, issue 6, January 2013. http://www.southernwomensreview.com/issues/SWRIssue6Final.pdf

119.  “Underground,” Talking Writing, January 2013. http://talkingwriting.com/trina‑gaynon‑prose‑poem/­

120.  “Sand and Ash,” Palimpsest Journal, University of Colorado at Boulder, 2012. http://www.palimpsestjournal.com/2012/59

121.  “Golem, Goats, Grandma,” Halfway Down the Stairs, December 2012. http://www.halfwaydownthestairs.net/index.php?action=view&id=381

122.  “Yoshi’s,” Right Hand Pointing, issue 55, Fall 2012.

123.  “In the Garden of Stone,” Edison Literary Review, vol. 11, Fall 2012.

124.  “Wintering, Pacific Grove,” Rio Grande Review: A Bilingual Jouranl of Comtemporary Litersture and Arts, Rebirth Issue, issue 39, University of Texas at El Paso, Spring 2012.

125. "Lecture Devant la Fenetre Ouverte," Stillwater Review, vol. 2, Sussex County Community College, 2012.

126.  “Writer’s Retreat, Monastery Library,” No Character Limit. (Los Angeles: WriteGirl Publications, 2012.)

127.  “Bright Home,” “Tor House,” “Tower,” Black Fox Review, issue 4, Spring 2012. http://issuu.com/blackfoxlit/docs/black_fox_issue__4_spring_2012_final_draft__issuu/7?e=2059166/6163910

128.  “Boxing Chaos,” Crate, vol. 8, University of California, Riverside, Spring 2012.

129.  “Low Tide, Stinson Beach,” Steam Ticket: A Third Coast Review, vol. XV, University of Wisconsin, Lacrosse, Spring 2012.

130.  “Lady in Waiting” and “Angel Island, San Francisco,” The Same, no. 2, vol. 9, Winter/Spring 2012.

131.  “One More Draft” and “Out of the Fire,” Red Rock Review, issue 29, College of South Nevada, Spring 2012.

132.  “Enter Faith,” Assisi, vol. 2, issue 2/3, St. Francis College, Brooklyn, Fall 2011/ Spring 2012. https://www.sfc.edu/uploaded/documents/academics/AssisiJournalIssuev2i23.pdf

133.  “Full of Grace,” Windhover: A Journal of Christian Literature, vol. 16, Spring 2012.

134.  “Wife of a Prison Gardener,” Off the Coast, Winter 2012.

135.  “The Ghost Ubume,” “The Dreary Season,” “Out of the ,” Asia Literary Review, vol. 22, Winter 2011.

136. “Sweet Contamination” and “L'khah Dodi,” Evening Street Review, no. 5, Autumn 2011.

137.  “Infectious Paranoia,” Not One of Us, issue 46, October 2011.

138.  “Dusk,” Generations, issue 2, Fall 2011.

139.  “Austere Essentials,” “Surfacing at Fourteen,” “Untitled [Portrait of Ross in L. A.]” Studio, vol. 5, no. 1, 2011. http://studiojournal.ca/vol‑5‑1‑2011/poetry/gaynon/index.html

140. “Defenseless,” Redheaded Stepchild, Fall 2011. http://www.redheadedmag.com/poetry/index.php?view=article&catid=45%3Afall‑2011&id=255%3Adefenseless‑by‑&format=pdf&option=com_content&Itemid=68

141. “In the Garden of Stone,”Edison Literary Review, issue 10, September 2011.

142. “Difficult to Place,” The Village Pariah, vol. 1, no. 2, Fall-Winter 2010-11.

143. “Under the Moon,” Intensity: The 10th Anniversary of WriteGirl. (Los Angeles: WriteGirl Publications, 2011.)

144. “Silences,” Melusine 3.1, issue 7, Summer/Spring 2011.

145. “Passport” and “Judgement,” indefinite space, vol. XIX, 2010/2011.

146. “Threat of Drowning,” Knocking at the Door: Poems about Approaching the Other, Lisa Sisler and Lea C. Deschenes (Long Beach: Birch Bench Press: 2011.)

147. “Bound” and “Not Pickled Peppers,” Cloudbank, no. 3, Winter 2011.

148. “After Great Pain” and “Eclipse,” Midwest Literary Magazine, Green Issue, October 2010.

149. “No Clemency,” Milk Money, vol. 8, Fall 2010.

150. “Just Sparklers,” Ouroboros Review, issue 5, 2010.

151. “This is not a breadbox” and “Prayers for the Barren,” Thirty-first Bird Review, vol. 1, issue 1, 2010.

152. “The World Didn’t End at Midnight,” Raven Chronicles, vol.15, no. 1, 2010.

153. “Confession,” Beyond Words: The Creative Voices of WriteGirl. (Los Angeles: WriteGirl Publications, 2010.)

154. “On the Ridge,” Friends of Acadia Journal, vol. 15, no. 1, 2010.

155. “Pewter Bowl,” Birmingham Arts Journal, vol. 6, issue 4, 2010. http://birminghamartsjournal.com/pdf/baj6‑4.pdf

156. “Prayers for the Barren” and “Santa Lucia,” Thirty-first Bird Review online, August 2009.

157.  “Passing Through,” All Things Girl, July-August 2009.

158. “Genealogy,” Silhouette: Bold Lines and Voices from WriteGirl. (Los Angeles: WriteGirl Publications, 2009.)

159.  “Distracted,” Reed Magazine, issue 2, San Jose State University, 2009.

160. “Golden” and “Absence,” The Monongahela Review, issue 3, 2009. http://issuu.com/monongahelareview/docs/the_monongahela_review_‑_issue_3?e=112650/3207349

161.  “Ars Poetica,”Sojourn, vol. 21, Arts and Humanities, University of Texas, 2008.

162. “prayer,” River Oak Review, vol. 2, issue 5, Elmhurst College, 2008.

163. “Delhi, December 1999,” Exit 13, issue 15, 2008.

164. “Ode to Chocolate,” Listen to Me: Shared Secrets from WriteGirl. (Los Angeles: WriteGirl Publications, 2008.)

165.  “Arachne,” Epicenter, vol. 11, 2008.

166. “In the Light,” Main Street Rag, vol. 13, no. 2, 2008.

167. “Root Cellar,” Earth's Daughters ,and Fragments Issue, no. 72, 2008.

168. “Saint Dorothea,” Saranac Review, issue 3, SUNY at Plattsburgh, 2008.

169. “The Catch,” Stray Light, University of Wisconsin, Parkside, Fall 2007.

170. “Transgenics,” Runes: A Review of Poetry, Connections Issue , Arctos Press, Winter Solstice 2007.

171.  "Hunger Moon,” Westview, vol. 26, no. 2, Southwestern Oklahoma State, 2007. https://dc.swosu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1869&context=westview

172.  “Glide Away,” Descant, vol. 46, Texas Christian University, 2007.

173. “The Gaynon,” Lines of Velocity: Words That Move From WriteGirl. (Los Angeles: WriteGirl Publications, 2007.)

174.  “Agnus Dei,” Vallum, Wonder Issue, vol. 4:2 and 5:1, 2007.

175. “Redemption,” Perspectives: A Journal of Reformed Thought, March 2007. https://reformedjournal.com/redemption/

176.  “Out of His Element,” Bombshells: War Stories and Poems by Women on the Homefront, Missy Martin and Jesse Loren ed.(Phoenix, AZ: OmniArts LLC, 2007.)

177.  “andal of the tulasi,” Word for Word, no. 11, 2007. http://www.wordforword.info/vol11/gaynon.htm

178.  “Naming,” Cider Press Review, vol. 8, 2007.

179.  “Lonely Planet Guide,” The Southeast Review, vol. 25, no. 2, Florida State, 2007.

180. “Brother Mendel to His Guest” and “Alchemy, Alexandria, 295 A. D.,” 88, issue 6, 2006.

181.  “Winter Departure,” “Spring Incantation,” “Saint Elizabeth,” Yemassee, vol. XIV, no. 1, University of South Carolina, Columbia, 2006.

182. “Shattered,” Natural Bridge, Number 16, University of Missouri, St. Louis, 2006.

183. “Through Her Husband’s Eyes,” The Sierra Nevada College Review, vol. 17, 2006.

184. “Downsizing,” MO: Writings from the River, vol. 1, issue 1, Montana State University, Great Falls, 2006.

185.  “The Pilgrim Stumbles,”  26, issue c, St. Mary’s College, Moraga, 2004.

186. “Cross State Romance,” Poetry East, no. 53, DePaul University, 2004.

187. “Justa and Rufina,” Into the Teeth of the Wind, vol. IV, issues 2-4, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2004.

188.  “Narkissas” and “As passed along,” Absomaly (editor), 2004.

189. “Sanctuaries,” Poetalk, Bay Area Poets Coalition, 2002.

190. “Submerged,” Slant, no. XVI, University of Central Arkansas, 2002.

191. "Spring in the City," City Works '01, vol. 8, San Diego City College, 2001.

192. “Holding the Gods Accountable,” Poetalk, Bay Area Poets Coalition, 2000.

193. “Survivors” and “Last Prayer,” At the Crossroads, National Association of Poetry Therapy, 1999.

194.  “Earthly Pleasures,” The Listening Eye, Kent State University, 1999.

195. “When Forty Winters,” Poetalk, Bay Area Poets Coalition, 1999.

196. “Excavations,” “California Welfare Reform,” “Harvest Time,’ “Root Cellar,” “Mapplethorpe’s Tulips,” Closing the Gap: Five New Poets, 1998.

197.  “Season of the Jacaranda,” Coracle, no. 6/7, 1998.

198. “Master Sergeant of Vacation,” Silverblack, no. 1, 1998.

199. “The Muse Speaks,” “Desert Morning: March Thaw,” “Austere Essentials of the Palette,” The Muse Speaks: New Mexico, Ghost Ranch Workshop Anthology, 1998.

200.  “No Visitors,” convolvulus, fences issue, no. 23, Spring 1998.

201. “A Child’s Spirit,” “Internal Critic,” “Images of God,” “Walking,” “The Book of Hours,” “Two Marbles, Lost by Children,” After the Storm, UCSC Workshop prose anthology, 1997.

202.  “Esalen,” “Faith,” “Clothing Optional,” Spirit of the Garden, Esalen Workshop anthology (editor), 1997.

203.  “Alluvial Changes,” in Poetic Medicine, by John Fox. (New York: Tarcher/Putnam, 1997.)

204.  “Pied Piper’s Garden,” Luna Negra, Kent State University, 1997.

205.  "Language Lessons,” Coracle, no. 4, Winter/Spring, 1996.

206.  "Once Begun," "Spring in the City," "Holding the Gods Accountable," "Amtrak by Night." 1996. http://scotts.members.sonic.net/albany/poets/tbaker.html

207. "Los suenos, Horizontes, vol. 4, Passaic Comminity College, 1991.

208.  “Not a Sculpture Garden,” Poets On: San Francisco, 1989

209.  Selected haiku, , 1988.

210.  “Night Games” and “Professional Distance” Greater Golden Hills Poetry Express, vol. 2, issue 2, 1987.

211.  Various, The Poet, no. 2-6, San Diego City College (editorial board), 1976-78.

212.  Various, , Illinois Poetry Society, 1975.