Writing – Amorak Huey

Poems

“We Were All Odysseus in Those Days” featured at Academy of American Poets’ Poem-A-Day
“Gossamer” in ONE ART
“My Kink Is Distance,” in The Shore
“Aubade with Three Geese,” in The Shore
“The Forest of a Million Trees Goes Quiet as We Walk” in Thimble Literary Magazine
“Lament with Waning Crescent” in s w i f t s
“Sometimes When I Say Ohio” in Sontag Mag
“Invasive” in HAD
“Can Take the Boy out of the South, Etc.” in Anti-Heroin Chic
“All the Days Behind” in Westchester Review
“Townies” in Westchester Review
“I Wanted to Tell You about These Geese” in Moist Poetry Journal
“Knee High by the Fourth of July” in Moist Poetry Journal
“What we’re leaving behind (map)” in Midway Journal
“How Inadequate Our Language for Love Keeps Turning Out to Be” in Stone Circle Review
“I Am Pretty Sure My Neighbor Has Taken a Lover” in Asterales
“Ledge (ars poetica) (love poem) (true story)” featured at The Slowdown Show podcast
“Fade Away” featured at The Slowdown Show podcast
“Slash and Mr. Spock Sitting in the Waffle House at the End Of The Universe,” written with W. Todd Kaneko, featured at Poetry Daily
“American Highway” in Sontag Mag
Two prose poems in DMQ Review
“My Other Girlfriend Is a Corvette” in trampset (prose poem? flash essay?)