Adobo Criollo Sergio Antonio Ortiz Rivera

Las Musas Inquietantes ¿Madre, en tu segunda muerte quien ata el pañuelo que sella tu boca? Las apariencias descienden con rostro anónimo, musas inquietantes que rondan mi moisés, mi cordura.  Pídele a Ariel te acicale   con ubre de vaca, o baños tibios de sal, pues yo estoy de fiesta. He vuelto a vivir.  Madre estoy vivo. ©  Sergio A. Ortiz May 31, 2010

          I just had three poem accepted at The Blotter Magazine:    "She's a homophobic...," "Of The Boar," and one more poem whose title I can't remember right now.  I will be removing those poems by the end of the day from the blog.             The Blotter Magazine is one of those magazines I follow, like Autumn Sky, Touch, and the excellent journal,  The Tower.  I follow more than just the journals I have mentioned.  Hopefully soon I will be writing about what motivates me to follow certain Journals  Some of which have never accepted any of my poems.   Others where I am certain I will never see anything submitted by me published.  Yet,  to me these journals are making the difference in the literary scene of American Poetry, and in some cases the poetry coming out of Australia and the UK.             I want the editor from Zygote in ...

The Three of Us Poem accepted for publication.  I will put it up when it gets published. ©  Sergio A. Ortiz, May 30, 2010