Links to Tricia’s poems which have been published in printed literary journals — listed with the most recent at the top. These poems are not available online.
- “I Thrive” and “All the Other Wives” in The Poeming Pigeon, Issue 12, Fall 2022
- “Around My Neck,” American Writers Review, 2022
- Deep Wild Journal, August 2020
- “Fill Open Spaces in the Universe’s Altar” in Poeming Pigeon (the Cosmos issue), 2020
- Timberline Review, Winter 2019 “My Mother’s Kitchen”
- “Hula Fooling” and “Two Lessons I Learned Climbing Mt. Elbert, the Highest Mountain in Colorado” in the Poeming Pigeon’s sports issue, Spring 2019
- “Touched” and “Klaska – the Lost Clatsop Word for They” in Footnote 2 from Alternating Current Press, March 2019
- “Whacked” in Muse / A Journal, Issue 6, Spring 2018
- “Fate’s Trifecta” in the beautiful journal, Phantom Drift (a journal of new fabulism), Fall, 2017
- “Questioning the Freight Train” in Windfall – A Journal of Poetry of Place, Spring 2017
- “Inside Dam #1” (in the Bull Run Watershed) appears in Windfall – A Journal of Poetry of Place, Fall, 2016
- Written River – A Journal of Eco-Poetics is awesomely beautiful. Two poems appear in Spring 2016’s issue 10 and one online.
- “To Tuck in Backyard Creatures,” Windfall – A Journal of Poetry of Place, Spring, 2016
- “The Women’s Procession at the Christmas Eve Candlelight Service” in Adanna’s Women and Spirituality issue, Fall, 2015
- “Equilux’s Birthday Party” in San Pedro River Review Fall, 2015
- ‘Humming in Class” and “The Whiff of a Namesake” in the Spring 2015 issue of Malpais Review
- “Conversations with the Snake in the Wall of the Poet’s Classroom” and “The Way the Wind Blows” appears in the March 2015 edition of Written River – Journal of Eco-Poetry
- “The Thirteenth Inning in the Warming House” is pubished in the Spring 205 isue of the San Pedro River Review (link goes to author listing;  buy the journal to read the poem).Â
- “Ode to Slow” appears in Vol. 80.2 (Winter 2015)  of the North Dakota Quarterly. It’s a meditation on how slowly a heron can stalk and eat a mole.
- “Reliving December 26” appears in the Winter 2015 issue of Midnight Circus.
- “My Father’s Old Road” and “Dali’s Clock” in Calyx – A Journal of Art and LIterature by Women, Vol.28, No. 1 released November 2014
- “Manzanita Horses” in Windfall – A Journal of Poetry of Place, Spring 2014
- “The Gray Whale’s Sea Song” and “September 12, 2001,” Soundings Review, Spring 2014
- “Bat Girls” and “Witnesses”, Cirque Journal – A Literary Journal of the North Pacific Rim, Winter 2014. “Bat Girls” is part of Urban Wild.
- “Mid-Week Mid-Morning May in Manzanita” in Windfall – A Journal of Poetry of Place, Fall 2013
- “Deathbed in the Shakespeare Garden” in Windfall – A Journal of Poetry of Place, Spring 2013
- “Root and Rock”, third place in the Oregon Poetry Association’s New Poet category, published in Verseweaver, Fall 2012
- “Pocket Rocks and Fondle Stones, ” RAIN Magazine (a journal of the northern Oregon coast produced by Clatsop Community College, May 2013
- “Queen of Cups”, RAIN Magazine (a journal of the northern Oregon coast produced by Clatsop Community College, May 2012
- “The Woman in the Pink Knitted Cap, ” Street Roots of Portland, Oregon
- “Pocket Rocks and Fondle Stones,” Rain Magazine, Spring 2013
Anthologies