Greg Hill is is a writer and voice over talent in West Hartford, Connecticut, and has an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. His works have appeared in Atlas and Alice, Black Heart Magazine, CHEAP POP, Life and Legends, Queen Mob’s Teahouse and elsewhere.In the evenings, he composes little tunes for his daughters, who are too young to know how poorly their father plays the piano.
His website, greghill.com.
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► Greg's microchap & selected poems are available below.
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Origami Microchap |
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| A Casual Search for the Sun | ||
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Cover art by Lauri Burke -
Every microchap
may be downloaded
for free
from this website.
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Song to the Hemlocks I sing a song to the hemlocks
in the shade where the river bends. Sail down, small notes, with the flashing fins of fly-fish trout and rowing boats, past cold and austere rocks, past glade ferns, golden farms, the dances of their fields, then out beyond the fertile loam where the current ends and the splashing foam of the tide begins. ●
Greg Hill © 2018
Previously published in The Writing Disorder
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Song for Beatrice
Beatrice,
hush, my darling, don’t you cry— I can see your smiling eyes— let your light shine all around the room— share your bliss— Beatrice,
●precious child, dry your tears— Daddy’s here to ease your fears— let your light shine all around the room— Greg Hill © 2018
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