by Clinton Van Inman
Mixed with tobacco juice
And
red summer clay
It
came from the edge
Of
the cornfield
The
clout that soared
Past
the unplowed field
Smashed into the red barn
Scattering the cawing crows.
Bio: Clinton Van Inman grew up in North Carolina, graduated from
San Diego State University in 1977, taught in South Carolina and is currently a
high school teacher in Tampa Bay where he lives in Sun City Center, Florida with
his wife, Elba.
Recent publications include Internet magazines: Poetry,
BlackCatPoems, The Inclement, The Tower Journal, Warwick Unbound, the Beatnik,
Aphelion, and Narture Writing, while recent printed magazines include Down in
the Dirt, Hudson View, Tower Journal, Inclement, Out of Our, and Indiana
University Spirits to name a few.
Currently, he is trying to gather
his poetry together to publish in a chapbook.
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