Select Online Publications
More Poems from Studies of Familiar Birds
American Life in Poetry: “Robbing the Bees”
Verse Daily: “Cliff Swallow”
The Wardrobe’s Best Dressed: “The Last Time My Father Left the House,” “Fever,” “Study for Ruby-Throated Hummingbird,” “Portrait of Genevieve as a Young Woman,” and “After the Diagnosis”
Beloit Poetry Journal: “Green Heron (PLATE XXVII)”, “Black-Capped Chickadee (PLATE LXVI),” and “Kentucky Warbler (PLATE LXVII)“
DIAGRAM: “Ruby-Throated Hummingbird (PLATE XXV. Fig. 1)” and “Golden-Winged Warbler (PLATE LXL. Fig. 2)”
PANK: “Bird in a Bell Jar,” “Ode to the Mourning Dove,” and “Funeral”
The Drum: “Coquina Rock” and “Test Drive”
Unsplendid: “Robbing the Bees” (re-published by American Life in Poetry) and “Migration”
Other Poems
Bellingham Review: [words gather,] [to save ourselves,] [Our nerves were tense]
Indianapolis Review: [to save ourselves]
Salvation South: “Eating Apples”
Tupelo Quarterly: “I Found My Way”
Still: A Journal: Five Visual Poems
Tupelo Quarterly: A Portfolio of Erasures
Terrain: “More Questions of Travel”
Mudlark: Poems from Millie and the Baffle Book
Innisfree Poetry Journal: “If Rick Steves Were Your Boyfriend”
Still: The Journal: “Millie’s Origin Story” and “Dear Charlie: Letters Written in Library Books”
Guitarist Scott Whiddon and multi-instrumentalist J. Tom Hnatow developed music to accompany “Bird in a Bell Jar.” The poem appeared in the Transylvania University BYTE Gallery of Digital Art and Music. Listen to the poem on Soundcloud.
DIAGRAM: “How to Read Me (October Birthday Cake)”
All plate images are from the Biodiversity Heritage Library. Contributed by Smithsonian Libraries. http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org⠀
Carrie Green 