JD DeHart
JD DeHart is a writer and teacher. DeHart has two collections, The Truth About Snails, published by Red Dashboard and A Five Year Journey, published by Dreaming Big Publications.
About JD DeHart
JD DeHart is a writer and teacher. DeHart has two collections, The Truth About Snails, published by Red Dashboard and A Five Year Journey, published by Dreaming Big Publications.
Featuring book reviews and interviews with authors, JD blogs at Dr. J Reads.
Books by JD DeHart
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Inured — poem unrhymed
"...the way words can split<br /> apart and shred..."
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Cardboard Queen — poem unrhymed
"...portrait of a real person..."
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Lipstick — poem unrhymed
"...One of small lifetime of impressions..."
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Pic Poem — poem unrhymed
"Words and verses suspended..."
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Sprouting Legs — poem unrhymed
Novel idea...
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Street Magic — poem unrhymed
"...a flip or flick of the wrist..."
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The Day They Closed Up — poem unrhymed
"...when they put their blinders on..."
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Crafting — poem unrhymed
"...a better person to sit in my place..."
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Rose Shrew — poem unrhymed
"Wild roses still grow close to the old house..."
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Did You — poem unrhymed
"...full of ink and blade..."
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Promises Kept — poem unrhymed
"...there has to be peace somewhere..."
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Migration — poem unrhymed
"...Enough gets to be enough..."
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Thud — poem unrhymed
"...waiting for the charge..."
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Word Bubbles — poem unrhymed
"...my tangle of vines, grounding me in reality..."
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In the World — poem unrhymed
"...The earth of the mountains and the concrete of the urban jungles are full of truth..."
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A Portrait of Wilbur — poem unrhymed
"...A clip of speech that played with a Southern accent..."
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Take Two — poem unrhymed
"...In my mind, there's an auditorium..."
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The Possibility — poem unrhymed
"...what if my decisions come back to haunt me?.."
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I Want To Be in a Comic Book — poem unrhymed
"...I designed my suit, considered my powers..."
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The Impossibility of Neutrality — poem unrhymed
"...Humans come with dimensions, choices..."
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Dear Vonnegut — poem unrhymed
"...Did I forget to tell you the story..."
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Road to Recovery — poem unrhymed
"...The items we carry are not left at the side of the road..."
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Auditorium — poem unrhymed
"...The auditorium of my mind has three sections..."