Small towns lose contact with the highway.
The New Highway Bypasses Centerville
Author: John Grey
John Grey is an Australian poet, US resident. Recently published in Schuylkill Valley Journal, Stillwater Review and Big Muddy Review with work upcoming in Louisiana Review, Columbia Review and Spoon River Poetry Review.
Different Chills
A winter poem
Radiation
A poem on radiation treatments
My Father Leaves For Alaska
The chill of the sudden parental departure.
In A Land Where You Are Not Loved
America in the Middle East
The Cleaning Lady
A poem about life on hands and knees
Minefield
The world revolves,
sun casts the fields pink and yellow.
The Landowner
A poem about the outdoors
Country Blues
City boy in the country
Baja Days And Nights
Life on the Baja peninsular
Taking On The Dictator’s Statue
Somberly he stepped forward, wobbly knees, swaying arms, a high bald head as if his ears had crawled down […]