Blackbird
“All in All, Another Productive Day in the Thicket of Disappointment”
“Somehow Myself Survived the Night”
“The Woman Who Is to Be Sawn in Half”
“The Woman Who Is Sawn in Half Thinks about Elephants: Marianne Moore Feeding Them Bread at the Circus & Houdini Who Made One Disappear (& Was Not ‘Uncomfortably Popular with Them as Was Miss Moore)”
Green Mountains Review Online
Two Poems: “Why Am I Lying in a Box?” and “After Hours, the Box (All Lacquer and Gold Locks) Foretells:”
Two Poems: “House of Illusion” and “Ruby”
Guesthouse
Two Poems: “THE WOMAN WHO WAS SAWN IN HALF, OUT OF HER BOX, ON A WALK IN THE WOODS, THINKS—ENDLESSLY ABOUT THE SAW—& ABOUT LOVE: THE CHASE, THE TRANSFORMATION, LOVE AS A FOREST—ISN’T THAT WHAT THE POETS SAY?” and “On the Journey to Redeem the Long-necked Swan, You Must Carry a Stool for Your Weariness”
Midway Journal
“Once a God Painted His Skin Blue, Like the Sky, to be Invisible Above the Battlefield”
Mudlark
“Little Steel”
Ninth Letter
“Sand & Ostrich at the Beach”
Poetry Daily
“Virtue a Lily, But Pennyroyal Being Practical“
Shenandoah
“The Woman Who Is to be Sawn in Half Reveals the Secret of Her Dying Art”
The Woven Tale Press
“& in Swanton, Vermont, today the swans in the center of the green
are nipping each other or perhaps they are kissing”
Verse Daily
“Why I’m Not Coming to My Funeral”
“American Pastoral”
You can view some of her readings here:
Gibson’s Bookstore, Concord, New Hampshire, Virtual Reading with Carol Westberg, January 20, 2022.
PoemCity, Kellogg-Hubbard Library, Montpelier, Integrating Personal & Political, a reading with Carol Potter, April 20, 2019 (ORCA Media)
Fletcher Free Library, Burlington, Vermont, In Celebration of Regional Poets, April 30, 2016 (RETN)
“House of Illusion”
“All in All, Another Productive Day in the Thicket of Disappointment”
“Clean Fill”
Sue D. Burton 