About Terry L. Kennedy and Birmingham Poetry Review

Today's poem is "After, the rain"

from Birmingham Poetry Review

Terry L. Kennedy is the author of the poetry collection, New River Breakdown. Previous work appears in a variety of literary journals and magazines including Cave Wall, Birmingham Poetry Review, and South Carolina Review, and has been anthologized in, most recently, You Are the River: Literature Inspired by the North Carolina Museum of Art. A new collection, What the Light Leaves Hidden, is forthcoming from Unicorn Press in 2023. He currently serves as the Director of the MFA Writing Program at UNC Greensboro where he edits The Greensboro Review.
Other poems by Terry L. Kennedy in Verse Daily:
June 4, 2021: "Uneasiness Is What" "Uneasiness is what I'd call it..."
December 21, 2013: "New River Breakdown" "Just past June and our old dog is swimming the slow summer..."
Other poems on the web by Terry L. Kennedy:
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Terry L. Kennedy on Twitter.
About Birmingham Poetry Review:

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Other poems from Birmingham Poetry Review in Verse Daily:
July 1, 2022: "Against 'The Dover Bitch'" by Jenny Molberg
June 29, 2022: "Aspen" by Jehanne Dubrow
July 26, 2021: "Late Night Poem" by Hailey Leithauser
July 23, 2021: "Late Night Poem" 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 Terry L. Kennedy
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 Hailey Leithauser
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

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