Terry from Derry: I Think Therefore AI
By Terry Boyle When the news finally gets away from the rantings of a former president acting like a two-year-old proclaiming his innocence when we all know he’s guilty, we […]
In Conversation Artists and Their Influencers
The Poetry Collection of the University Libraries is glad to announce its participation in the UB Art Galleries exhibition In Conversationartists and their influencers An exhibition drawn from the collections […]
Blowin’ In: Stargazing
Blowin’ In: Stargazing By Susan Mangan Paint at night those stars in a frosty sky, one brighter than another. Sirius, Orion, Great Bear accustom eyes to deepest pitch that […]
Late Autumn Blessings: Blowin’ In
Blowin’ in: Late Autumn Blessings By Susan Mangan If you stand near the uneven shores of the lake long enough and are still, so still that […]
Notes from an Irish Field: Blowin’ In
Blowin’ In: Notes from an Irish Field By Susan Mangan Staring into long shadows cast by the old Rowan tree, I thought so long that my tea went cold. Ruminating […]
Terry From Derry: This Will Be – Terry’s New Book
Terry From Derry: This Will Be By Terry Boyle te*********@gm***.com Over the past year, we have all had opportunities to reflect, hope despair and hope again. The world has appeared […]
Out of the Mailbag, Comes Songs & Stories: This Will Be, by Terry Boyle
Out of the Mailbag, Comes Songs & Stories: This Will Be By Terry Boyle 2022. 45 poems, 64 Pages. Review By John O’Brien, Jr. Terry Boyle has long been one […]
Éasca Péasca (Easy Peasy) An Seomra Suí
An Seomra Suí By Margaret Gralinski I wish to stare at the weeping willow out the wide front window with its long, slender branches sweeping the ground as it sighs […]
Blowin’ In: Hidden Still
Blowin’ In: Hidden Still By Susan Mangan “it is gone in a fling of wings off up beyond the ash-tree hedge; you write it down, then in wonder, in words […]
Blowin’ In: Hidden Art
Blowin’ In: Hidden Art By Susan Mangan “Stone Crab on an Irish Table” By Susan Mangan Impenetrable armor, molten red, claws dipped in peat colored […]
