John Gallaher’s most recent book is Map of the Folded World (University of Akron Press, 2009). More of his poetry can be seen in the Fall 2010 issue of The Kenyon Review.
Poetry
Fall 2013
In a Landscape: XII
Roman numerals don't do much for people who like zero (oh, null, nil, or nought). Zero was conceptual, as in Arabic numerals, where the whole thing seems more conceptual, at […]
Poetry
Fall 2010
Pain Can Warn Us of Danger
And pain is bureaucratic, where we find ourselves along the Stockholm Archipelago, saying thanks for taking care of me, and thanks for giving me food. And then some other name […]
Poetry
Fall 2010
The Tourist
For the sake of argument, let’s call this town your town. You only have time for two outfit changes and Jill tumbling after, and then it’s another picnic. Maybe a […]