Bunkong Tuon is a Cambodian-American writer and poet. He is the author of three poetry collections. His work has appeared in World Literature Today, Copper Nickel, New York Quarterly, Massachusetts Review, diode poetry, Verse Daily, among others. His Greatest Hits chapbook, What Is Left, was published by Jacar Press in March 2024. His debut novel, Koan Khmer (Curbstone Press), will be published in August 2024. He is poetry editor of Cultural Daily.

Other poems by Bunkong Tuon in Verse Daily:
July 24, 2023:   "What is Left" "What is left after war is the gratitude for what is left...."

Other poems on the web by Bunkong Tuon:
Four poems
Three poems
Two poems
Five poems
Two poems
Two poems
"Winning Poem"
"Upon Hearing News of Another Asian Beaten by a Black Person"
"Confession of a Tiger Dad"
Five poems
Two poems
"After Seeing the Photo of the Drowning Deaths of Migrant Oscar Alberto Martinez Ramirez and his nearly 2-year-old daughter, Valeria"
"My Daughter, the Snow Bomb"
Ten poems

Three poems
Three poems

Poet Name's Website.

Bunkong Tuon on Twitter.

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Shō Poetry Journal * Arizona
Editors: Johnny Cordova
Other poems by Shō Poetry Journal in Verse Daily:
May 1, 2024:   "Leonard Peltier's Plea For Clemency" by Sage Ravenwood
April 30, 2024:   "Until" by Robert Okaji
April 29, 2024:   "Not My Country" by Andrew Payton
March 17, 2024:   "How to Cook a Wolf" by Nathan Xavier Osorio
March 15, 2024:   "How to Eat Like a King" by Jane Zwart
March 11, 2024:   "Deer Woman" by Bunkong Tuon
March 7, 2024:   "Caretaker" by Faith Gómez Clark

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