Emily Berry
EMILY BERRY is the author of Stranger, Baby (2017) and Dear Boy (2013), both from Faber & Faber. She edits The Poetry Review. poems
EMILY BERRY is the author of Stranger, Baby (2017) and Dear Boy (2013), both from Faber & Faber. She edits The Poetry Review. poems
ROBERT DUNSDON lives near Oxford in the UK. His poetry and reviews have been widely published in both the UK and America.
“of things never told before / of Chaos and Time and the Night.” | Neil Philip
“the war will be over in six days at most. /No reason the world should take longer /to destroy than to create” | by Neil Philip, Kijima Hajime, and Margaret Mitsutani
“Each footstep in the claggy soil pulls the / booted foot half out of his hip socket.” | by Neil Philip
“How can I withstand / the convulsions of my memory?”
ARTHUR KAYZAKIAN is a poet, editor and teacher who lives in California. He was born in Tehran, Iran. His family sought political asylum in London when he was three years old to escape the Iranian Revolution. He earned his MFA from San Diego State University. His poems …
by John Burnside: Imagine I loved you still and nights like these / were visitations,
by Douglas Dunn: A laverock in its house of air is singing / May morning, May morning, and its trills drift
by John Glenday: This is the formula for the fall of things: / we come to a river we always knew we’d have to cross.
“…her movement / when the sun starts to turn round / tiny song of unfolding” | by Aonghas MacNeacail
Here, I should surely think of home – my country and the neat steep town where I grew up: its banks of cloud, the winds and changing, stagey light, its bouts of surly, freezing rain, or failing that, the time the train stuck here half an hour. It was hot, for once. The engine seemed …
Born in Hong Kong, CLAIRE COX now lives and works in the UK. She is currently a part-time practice-based research student at Royal Holloway, University of London studying poetry and disaster. She was one of the three winning poets featured in Primers: Volume Five (Nine Arches Press, 2020), and has also won the 2020 Wigtown …
Poetry International 20/21
“the year’s tree”
Poetry International 20/21
“The River”
Poetry International 20/21
“Larksong”
Poetry International 20/21
“Winter”
Poetry International 20/21
“The Bridge over the Border”