‘The Ears of Spring’, ‘On the Village Green’, ‘A Tangible Sum That Doesn’t Add Up’ & ‘It Used to be so Easy, Back in School–’

William Binzen's expressive medium of choice is words. The elements in this poetic process include: narrative invention, emergent theme, intentional structure and sound crafting. He tries to make every line a meaningful moment and one that corresponds to how both individual words and whole lines unfold across a page. His poetry and photography were featured in the anthology, Beside the Sleeping Maiden, and are forthcoming in the winter issue of the Banyan Review.