Robert Okaji is a displaced Texan living in Indiana. He holds a BA in history, served without distinction in the U.S. Navy, lived the hand-to-mouth existence of a bookstore owner, worked as a university administrator, and now bags groceries for a living. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Taos Journal of International Poetry & Art, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, Panoply, High Window, Vox Populi and elsewhere.
You are the apple I long to bite, apeace luring me past the disquietingdin. I want to taste that sunbeam hiddenat your edges, where no one else goes.Yesterday’s... Read more.
