Jeffrey Morgan is the author of Crying Shame(BlazeVOX [BOOKS], 2011) and The Last Note Becomes Its Listener (Conduit Books & Ephemera, 2019). His poems appear in Copper Nickel, The Kenyon Review Online, Ninth Letter, Poetry Northwest, Rattle, Verse Daily, and West Branch, among others. He lives in Bellingham, Washington.

Other poems by Jeffrey Morgan in Verse Daily:
July 8, 2016:   "Translation" "If this town had a mascot, it would be the man..."
February 10, 2014:   "The Mayor's Guide to Reelection" "Notice how reflections stutter along a bank of windows..."

Books by Jeffrey Morgan:

Other poems on the web by Jeffrey Morgan:
"All Night No Sleep Now This"
"Translation"
"Another Man They Think I Am at Heart"
"Wild Quarry"
"The Epileptic's Guide to Time Travel"
Two poems
"The Rental"
Two poems
Three poems
Two poems
"The Insomniac's Guide to Empty Churches"
"How Word is Passed"

Jeffrey Morgan's Website.

Jeffrey Morgan According to Wikipedia.

About The Last Note Becomes Its Listener:

"Jeffrey Morgan's new collection hums in a sweeping timbre filled with consolations and intimacies....Turn after remarkable turn, Morgan's poems fill the page with music and the longing for music in the spaces between."
—Oliver de la Paz

"The Last Note Becomes Its Listener translates the world into language with astonishing precision and clarity, offering a vision that's peculiarly hyperfocused...This is a wise and playful and moving book—startling in its powers of observation, lush with postmodern shimmering."
—Wayne Miller