Al Capone Offers Instruction in How to Love
A poem by Roy Bentley.
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Roy Bentley
Roy Bentley, a finalist for the Miller Williams prize for Walking with Eve in the Loved City (University of Arkansas, 2018), is the author of eight books; most recently, American Loneliness (Lost Horse, 2019). He has published poems in Atticus Review, Crazyhorse, december, The Southern Review, Shenandoah, Prairie Schooner, and Rattle among others.
Roy Bentley, a finalist for the Miller Williams prize for Walking with Eve in the Loved City (University of Arkansas, 2018), is the author of eight books; most recently, American Loneliness (Lost Horse, 2019). He has published poems in Atticus Review, Crazyhorse, december, The Southern Review, Shenandoah, Prairie Schooner, and Rattle among others.
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A Rat Hauling a Moon Pie into the Shadows of 125th Street
A poem by Roy Bentley.
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They Threw Me Off the Hay Truck about Noon
A poem by Roy Bentley.
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White Firebird
The voice on the telephone freezes time as news: my then-wife Sherry is at a hospital. The voice...
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Elvis and Jesus and Robert E. Lee
after Clyde Broadway To make me want to love the South with even a provisional affection, a robed...
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