
“Maman Brigitte” by Kate Meyer-Currey
One poem – “Maman Brigitte” – by Kate Meyer-Currey whose chapbook “County Lines” will be available soon from Dancing Girl Press.
Albany Poets highlights and features new poetry by poets and writers from right around the corner and around the world.
One poem – “Maman Brigitte” – by Kate Meyer-Currey whose chapbook “County Lines” will be available soon from Dancing Girl Press.
Two poems – “Friday Night” and “Another World” – from Buffalo poet Michael Steffen whose fourth book, “Blood Narrative”, is now available.
A new poem (and video), “Chipped Tooth”, by poet, writer, and University of Kent Ph.D. candidate Sarah Marie Graye.
Two poems – “Nature’s Promise” and “The Rock” – by Hudson Valley poet, writer, and librarian Denise Garofalo.
Three poems – “Dirt Messiahs”, “Kaleidoscope Vision”, and “Pretty Eyes” – by poet and writer Amrita Valan.
Two poems – “Revelation” and “Once Upon a Time” – by poet, writer, and teacher Kate McCarroll Moore.
Two poems – “I Met a Man” and “The Other Life” – by Nova Scotia resident and widely published and recognized poet George Moore.
Two poems – “Annual Eye Examination” and “Archie” – by poet, writer, and retired health care executive Gene Stearns.
Three poems – “epiphania”, “Chamomile Agora”, and “Hamon in the Sky” – by writer and expressive arts therapist Suzanne S. Rancourt.
Two poems – “Leaving (should have gone when I had the chance)” and “Lurking in me is nothing much” – by Constance Bennett.
Three poems – “Mother Bunny”, “Minnewaska”, and “Put the Snowman Away” – by poet, fiction writer, and editor Samantha Ley.
Two poems – For the Girl with my Dead Girlfriend’s Name” and “Where Do People Go When They Die?” – by Long Beach, CA poet Kevin Ridgeway.