About Ibe Liebenberg and Ecotone

Today's poem is "why i never put rez or off rez on my resume"

from Ecotone

Ibe Liebenberg is a citizen of the Chickasaw Nation. He lives in Chico, California and is a firefighter for the state, and a lecturer at Chico State University. He is currently enrolled in the MFA program at the Institute of American Indian Arts. He has been published in POETRY Magazine, The ThreePenny Review, Ecotone, North American Review, Beloit Poetry Journal, Sugar House Review, American Journal of Poetry, and Salamander Magazine.
Other poems on the web by Ibe Liebenberg:
Two poems
"PTSD"
Two poems
"Origin Story"
"Growing up Coyote in the Wolf Clan"
"Certain Streets"
About Ecotone:

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Other poems by Ecotone in Verse Daily:
September 26, 2022: "Information Worker at the End of the World" by Stephanie Niu
July 10, 2022: "When the storm passed" by Dennis James Sweeney
June 22, 2022: "Shadow and Light" by Diane Thiel
June 20, 2022: "Of Truth and Other Fabrications" by Dan Albergotti
December 17, 2021: "Two Gifts of Mushrooms in Two Sacks" by Lee Upton
December 16, 2021: "Rondel on Route 120" by Jenna Le
June 9, 2020: "Here on Earth" by Chad Abushanab
June 8, 2020: "Unsonnet" by Lesley Wheeler
June 7, 2020: "Extinction, Laserpicium" by A. E. Stallings
June 5, 2020: "An Unsent Letter" by Jenna Le
June 2, 2020: "Washing Your Feet" by George David Clark
October 1, 2019: "The Night I Wore the Purple Dress" by January Gill O'Neil
September 30, 2019: "Evensong (O, Bewildering Picture)" by Bethany Schultz Hurst

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