George David Clark is an assistant professor of English and creative writing at Washington & Jefferson College. His first book, Reveille (University of Arkansas Press, 2015), won the Miller Williams Prize, and his more recent work can be found in AGNI, The Georgia Review, The Gettysburg Review, Image, The New Criterion, The Southern Review, and elsewhere. He edits the journal 32 Poems and lives with his wife and their three young children in Washington, Pennsylvania.

Other poems by George David Clark in Verse Daily:
May 30, 2015:   "Heimlich for a Heavenly Windpipe" "Like ice-cold cola in its transit through a plastic straw..."
November 10, 2013:   "Lullaby with Bourbon" "Behind you lie a hundred yards of satin..."
March 2, 2009:   "Jellyfish" "The dark sea dreams them...."

Books by George David Clark:

Other poems on the web by George David Clark:
"Trystesse"
"Small God"
Two poems
Four poems
"Reveille with Lullabies"
"A Crossing"
"Safari"
"Boat of Lights"
"Tennessee"

George David Clark's Website.

George David Clark on Twitter.

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