Dan Gallik <sixgalliks@alltel.net> wrote:

Have had some luck on the Web. The acceptances: K. Rantala of Snow Monkey accepted The Associative Property (a poem about a couple losing a daughter, and then, getting a divorce); Seeker Mag accepted A Man's Change of Life (a Black man leaving his wife and finding another woman with better values because he was going through a change of life); FRiGG liked 3- Das hat kein Goethe g'shrieben, das hat kein Schiller g'dicht, Man's Duty to Suppress Disturbances, and One Distressed Male and His Moods; Ariga already has published A Thin Boy Who Takes To Scudding, A Burlesque of Repeat Performances, and Before The Millennium Hit Northeast Ohio; David Case at King Log 7.2 took Country Music Played in College; Klaus Kerken-I think of Synopses Mag took three of my poems, and Alone In Bad Company took three- Gabrielle At Midnight; And, So, He Married A Woman With A Golden Light; and He Told Her To Shake her Wicked Knees. The Writers Voice already has displayed Relationships, Love’s Redemption Are The Two Thousands, and Knew Well The Dimensions Of Women. Reid Baer of A Man Overboard published He Tried To Censure Her Enjoyments and Two Men In Their P.J.’s Talking. John Buckard of The Real Eight is pushing A Dull Moment In Lovers’ Lives, Gabrielle At Midnight, and He Told Her To Shake Her Wicked Knee in July. Pale Forest just printed on their website Displacement Variables Become Their Characteristics, An Arator Of His Sweet Field, and What Is His Motivations....Phew.

But wait. Here’s more: Kristi Swadley of Lil’s Experi-mental EZine is going to publish the two poems above in her June issue. And Peter St. Publishing’s Hammered Out likes the poem Eastern Mosque - Western Words. My Favorite Bullet is publishing The Ten Cubes of Life’s Dream and A Former Zen Master Is Breaking Down. Polseguera has In Hough, One Of The Neighbor- hoods of Cleveland, She Is The Crown Of Wisdom, The Infinite Transcends His Content, and God Said To Moses, “Show Me Your Presence.” Eden Kruger likes Why Our Pond Kicks Up Occasinally for his Oregon East Mag.

Ah, it's been a good two months.