Greg Huteson
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“You talk of callings, but a calling should enlarge the life that it refines, not grind its spice into some same mustard.” (Christian Wiman)
I've got a new poem online in the latest issue of the Christian Century. Puritans and puppets--what's not to like!
I'm grateful to poetry editor, Jill Baumgaertner, for accepting this one! www.christiancentury.org/poetry/good-...
I'm grateful to poetry editor, Jill Baumgaertner, for accepting this one! www.christiancentury.org/poetry/good-...
At the Good Day Café
for RGWhile John Owen and Christ’s gracewere the content of his chatthat swelled and eddied as he sat,the gentle etchings on his faceleft traces in the rumpled airabove the new blue café boothin what ...
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August 28, 2025 at 4:16 AM
I've got a new poem online in the latest issue of the Christian Century. Puritans and puppets--what's not to like!
I'm grateful to poetry editor, Jill Baumgaertner, for accepting this one! www.christiancentury.org/poetry/good-...
I'm grateful to poetry editor, Jill Baumgaertner, for accepting this one! www.christiancentury.org/poetry/good-...
My thanks to Editor Humphrey Astley for publishing my poem “Deserted” in the latest issue of The Crank. The poem may seem surreal, but it was all too real—the homeless man, the elephant slide, the buff old man, and the truly ugly gyroscope sculpture. t.co/8x6DGWjied
https://www.thecrankmag.com/issue-14
t.co
June 30, 2025 at 1:26 PM
My thanks to Editor Humphrey Astley for publishing my poem “Deserted” in the latest issue of The Crank. The poem may seem surreal, but it was all too real—the homeless man, the elephant slide, the buff old man, and the truly ugly gyroscope sculpture. t.co/8x6DGWjied
Sincere thanks to editor David Stephenson for including this poem in the latest issue of Pulsebeat Poetry Journal. pulsebeatpoetry.com/pulsebeat-11...
Greg Huteson
The Doghouse Before It’s Torn DownWhat of it is brick and stableand which parts of it are transientconstructed as it is of scrapsand lengths of weather-beaten board?There are angles, there are gaps…
pulsebeatpoetry.com
May 13, 2025 at 11:36 AM
Sincere thanks to editor David Stephenson for including this poem in the latest issue of Pulsebeat Poetry Journal. pulsebeatpoetry.com/pulsebeat-11...
My thanks to the editors at Blue Villa for publishing “The Fugitives” and the other two poems.
From chasing ice cream & freedom, to Taiwan’s mountain markets, then back to the comfort of breakfast rituals—Greg Huteson captures the essence of life’s fleeting moments in his latest 3 poems, live now on Blue Villa! 🍨🌄
Greg Huteson - The Fugitives - Blue Villa
The Fugitives Greg Huteson A wrinkled dress shirt, blue, white stripes, tossed off onto the swayback bed while next to it a penguin gripes, an actual penguin not some toy. The gray-haired jokester shu...
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December 9, 2024 at 4:02 PM
My thanks to the editors at Blue Villa for publishing “The Fugitives” and the other two poems.