Spider by Michael Estabrook

Posted 10/27/2017 by Postcard Poems and Prose Art

Background photo: OakleyOriginals/Flickr, CC BY 2.0.
Manipulation and design layout: Elizabeth Stark

Coalition of cheetahs, clutch of chickens, colony of bats, caravan of camels, cast of crabs, crash of rhinos, congregation of alligators . . . and what might be the best appellation applied to a gathering of poets? Convocation? Cluster? Chattering? Collection? Clutter? No, no, perhaps cacophony would be the most apt descriptor. Anyway, Michael Estabrook is one of the cacophony, his latest collection of poems being Bouncy House, edited by Larry Fagin (Green Zone Editions, 2016).

Estabrook in Florence with his wife, 2014.

Estabrook Manhole Cover, Backbay in Boston

Giant beehive on a tree in the front yard.

Photobombing the grandchildren on Cape Cod.

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