By Patrick T. Randolph
Lamp glow on the streets,
Thick mist and the sound of cats
Scampering about
In the alleyway� chasing
The shadows of mice long dead.
Visit his website
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| "Hungry Cats" By Patrick T. Randolph Lamp glow on the streets, Thick mist and the sound of cats Scampering about In the alleyway� chasing The shadows of mice long dead. |
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| Patrick T. Randolph and his wife, Gamze, live in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Patrick was raised on a self-sufficient farm in the northern pine woods of Wisconsin. He teaches in the English as a Second Language Department on the banks of the Mississippi River at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. He has had poems published in Bellowing Ark Review, California Quarterly, Free Verse, Poetry Depth Quarterly, Poetry Motel, The Rockford Review and many other journals in both the States and abroad. Visit his website |
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