About Ricardo Pau-Llosa and Birmingham Poetry Review

Today's poem is "Soon"

from Birmingham Poetry Review

Ricardo Pau-Llosa's eighth book of poems, The Turning, is from his longtime publisher Carnegie Mellon U Press. He is also an art critic and curator.
Other poems by Ricardo Pau-Llosa in Verse Daily:
January 14, 2019: "Ghost Orchid" "Haunted by the promise of flowers, light pursues..."
June 20, 2017: "Needle" "A lost man might pour his jug..."
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:
Two poems
Two poems
Four poems
"View from My Mother's Last Hospital Room"
"Bishop (of air)"
"Squandered Moons"
"Luxury"
"Monstrance Man"
"Priam"
"Flight to L.A."
"Abacus"
"Husserlian Meditation: Sunday Rain"
Ricardo Pau-Llosa's Website.
Ricardo Pau-Llosa according to Wikipedia.
About Birmingham Poetry Review:

Subscription: 1 Year, $5
Birmingham Poetry Review * BPR HB 203 * 1530 3rd Avenue * South Birmingham, AL 35294â??1260
Editor: Adam Vines

Other poems from Birmingham Poetry Review in Verse Daily:
July 23, 2021: "Soon" by A.E. Stallings
September 26, 2019: "Made Bed" by Beth Gylys <
September 25, 2019: "The Unexploded Ordnance Bin" by Rebecca Foust br>September 24, 2019: "Fabric" by Sidney Wade
September 23, 2019: "Kissing Meditation" by Amie Whittemore
July 18, 2016: "Poltergeists" by George David Clark
July 12, 2016: "Pastoral" by Rose McLarney
December 4, 2015: "Sidewalks" by Allison Joseph
December 3, 2015: "Rings" by Ricardo Pau-Llosa
December 2, 2015: "Lambing" by Luke Hollis
March 7, 2012: "Parties" by Michael Milburn
March 6, 2012: "Kings Highway" by Robert W. Hill
March 24, 2011: "Prairie" by Beth Gylys
March 22, 2011: "Ficus" by Gregory Fraser
July 2, 2006: "Biochemically Speaking, People Are Close Relatives of Soy" by Charles Harper Webb

Home
Archives Web Weekly Features Support Verse Daily About Verse Daily FAQs Submit to Verse Daily