Ricardo Pau-Llosa is the author of seven books of poetry, most recently Man (Carnegie Mellon). His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Poetry, Hudson Review, American Poetry Review, Christianity and Literature, Epoch, Salmagundi, Southern Review, New England Review, Kenyon Review, and elsewhere..

Other poems by Ricardo Pau-Llosa in Verse Daily:
December 3, 2015:   "Rings" "Distance gels the ghostly into fictions..."
April 7, 2015:   "Money" "The day I need pockets, I will refuse..."
July 1, 2014:   "Give-Us-This-Day Man" "Every morning breakfast became..."
February 11, 2013:   "Bethany Man" "From afar it looks like the bus is stranded..."
July 29, 2011:   "Giant Slayer Man" "Rifling brochures..."
January 27, 2007:   "Semilla" " As with galaxies, with flowers..."

Books by Ricardo Pau-Llosa:

Other poems on the web by Ricardo Pau-Llosa:
"Squandered Moons"
"Luxury"
"Monstrance Man"
"Priam"
"Flight to L.A."
"Abacus"

Ricardo Pau-Llosa's Website.

Ricardo Pau-Llosa according to Wikipedia.

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