Michael Igoe, city boy, neurodiverse, Chicago now Boston. Numerous works appear in journalsonline and in print.
Recent:sledgehammerlit.com, k’inliteraryjournal.com,featherpenblog.com.
Anthologies: The Poets of 2020, Avalanches in Poetry(Fevers of the Mind Press)@amazon.com. National Library of Poetry Editors Choice Award 1997.
Twitter: MichaelIgoe5. Urban Realism, Surrealism.( I like the night.)
Betrothal
She poured out warm blue beers. They dissolved soon vanishing fast in the glass. Somebody said; I love her only someone said; pass the bottle. I truly love you I finally told her. That morning, I took the time to pull on clothes. I sense love lines as imprinted smears. I used to see them rendered in fabric. We've both been there, concerned with beauty. As another implement of most serious magic.
Tough Customers
King Sol reigns over the port city. Yearning to entrap in heat and in cool. You wish for a rising in the bristling power of his battered hands…
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Poetry in Motion 