
Two Poems – Gary Weatherby
Two poems – “Having it” and “Fog Harbor” – from retired teacher Gary Weatherby.
Albany Poets highlights and features new poetry by poets and writers from right around the corner and around the world.
Two poems – “Having it” and “Fog Harbor” – from retired teacher Gary Weatherby.
A new poem – “Night Flowers” – by Bristol, England poet and writer, Mark Anthony Pearce.
A new poem – “A Villanelle for George Floyd” – by Cambodian-American poet, writer, and critic Bunkong Tuon.
Two poems – “Her Gaze” and “I Don’t Mind II” – from poet and author E.S. Russell.
Four poems – “Backyard Apocalypse”, “Erased by Nostalgia”, “Mom Never Got a Boob Job”, and “Dad Was a Needle Hype” – by Kevin Ridgeway from Up The River, Issue Eight.
Two poems – “Time” and “Oceans Can Hear” – by singer-songwriter/drummer/guitarist/poet Ivory Miller.
Four poems – “Transgress”, “Growth”, “Shows”, and “Matilda” – by Upstate New York poet Carson Pytell.
The new poem “Bottom Boy Blue” by poet and spoken word artist Luis Pabon from Up The River, Issue Eight.
Three poems – Amuse-Bouche, Some Things, Sometimes, & Voice Activated – by Ron. Lavalette from Up The River, Issue Eight.
A new poem, “First and Last”, by North Carolina poet Barbara Brooks from Up The River, Issue Eight.
Two poems – “327 Days After Sentencing” and “Three Days Before Sentencing” – from poet Rebecca Schumejda.
Two poems – “Ode to Political Wingnuts” & “A Betting Clerk is the Life For Me” – from the June 2019 Poets Speak Loud feature Dan Vollweiler.