the
water buffalo cried
as
we fought, and though i
saw,
i did not
let
go as i should, as
we
should. the water
buffalo
cried as we fought hard.
the
tears were a
river
through reeds, but i did
not
let go, as
i
should, as we all should.
William Allegrezza edits the e-zine
Moria and teaches at Indiana University Northwest. He has previously published many poetry books, including
In the Weaver's Valley,
Ladders in July,
Fragile Replacements,
Collective Instant,
Aquinas and the Mississippi (with Garin Cycholl),
Covering Over, and
Densities, Apparitions; three anthologies,
The City Visible: Chicago Poetry for the New Century,
The Alteration of Silence: Recent Chilean Poetry, and
La Alteración del Silencio: Poesía Norteamericana Reciente; seven chapbooks, including
Sonoluminescence (co-written with Simone Muench) and
Filament Sense (Ypolita Press); and many poetry reviews, articles, and poems. He founded and curated series A, a reading series in Chicago, from 2006-2010. In addition, he occasionally posts his thoughts at
P-Ramblings.
the Tuesday poem is curated by
rob mclennan
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