Will Reger
Will Reger {[email protected]} began writing poetry in 7th gym class and never quite stopped. He is now a poet and a historian and flautist, living with his family in Champaign, Illinois.
Articles
Mass Transit Madonna
She looks around wondering if
The driver remembers her stop.
She does not speak to me
But bends her white neck
Crow Games
How high fly the crows?
Thirty stories up I’ve seen them
Swimming in currents of air,
As confident as children in puddles.
Haiku for the Cat
The fever is on me now.
Since morning I can do nothing
but crack pistachios between
my thumbs and listen
to the woody tinkle of their shells
hitting the floor.
I mutter haiku at the cat
who bats them as they fall.
How to Be Alone with a Flute
Do not think of your suffering.
Release it
through your breath
into the flute.
