Excerpt from the poem “Meeting You Almost”:
“You gave me hope when you said here is my body but I could not find you beneath the jasmine or the french roses;”
“(Bunch’s) poems strike a sharp tone, as a jazz image. He speaks of the urban, rural, and eternal malaise; and joy of man” —Vanderbilt Divinity Review
Excerpt from the play Smokescreens:
Chris: What makes you think anyone’s there? Mrs. O: The noise, the marijuana smoke. Chris: How do you know it’s marijuana smoke? Mrs. O: I once chaperoned a rock concert by Cannibal Corpse. I was high by the time it was over. And I wasn’t smoking anything!
(Bunch’s) poems are “well-written, richly evocative, and filled with compelling images.” —K. A. Hunter, Carriage House Review
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