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When My Father Died in a Poem, or Actions that a Man Might Play [by Daniel Westover]
Father, since always now the death to come Looks naked out from your eyes into mine, Almost it seems the death to come is mine And that I also shall be overcome. –…
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No Petting [ by Charles Coe ]
I have a friend who wants me to get a cat. Actually, she wants me to get two cats. “That way they won’t get lonely when you’re away,” she says. “They can keep each…
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Poems on His Birthday: Thoughts about Dylan Thomas on my 40th [by Daniel Westover]
In the mustardseed sun, By full tilt river and switchback sea Where the cormorants scud, In his house on stilts high among beaks And palavers of birds This sandgrain day…
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Daniel Westover, Guest Author January 5-9
Happy New Year! We kick of 2015 with Daniel Westover's return as our guest author. Daniel's poems have appeared in North American Review, Crab Orchard Review, Tar River Poetry, Southeast Review, Spoon River Poetry…
