
One Poem – Sally Zakariya
One poem – “What You Say / What I Hear” – by poet, author, editor, and Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee, Sally Zakariya.
Albany Poets highlights and features new poetry by poets and writers from right around the corner and around the world.
One poem – “What You Say / What I Hear” – by poet, author, editor, and Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee, Sally Zakariya.
Three poems – “Revving The Engine”, “Friends of Saint Alex”, and “The Boy Next Door” – by poet and artist Danny D. Ford.
Four poems – “Grisaille, 2020”, “Physicists at the Beach”, “Past Life Experience”, and “Salix Babylonica” – by L. Shapley Bassen.
One poem – “When an American President Took Office, an Italian Hotel Was Destroyed” – by poet and teacher Andy Fogle.
Three poems – “You know my mother was from Corona”, “Dearest”, and “Letter from a Live Teacher to a Dead Teacher” – by Nancy Klepsch.
Three poems – “five-foot six of necessity”, “brief spikes”, and “death of a shop worker” – by Paul Tanner.
Three poems – “Interruptions”, “Two Roads”, and “The Distance Between Us” – by Southern California poet Melody Wang.
Two poems – “What to Get the Man Who Has Everything” and “Man, Versus Fly” – by poet and Pushcart Prize nominee Steve Denehan.
Two poems – “Just Sounds” and “Roar” – by Irish poet, writer, and educator Marian Kilcoyne.
Four Poems by Beijing-based writer, artist, editor, and curator David Harrison Horton from his “Necessary” manuscript.
Two poems – “West of Boston” and “Brubeck’s Bar #6” – by Hudson Valley poet, writer, and host Mike Jurkovic.
Four poems – “Root Center”, “Philosophy”, “The Only Café Around For Miles”, and “Semestering” – by Shannon Cuthbert.