Albert Goldbarth has been publishing poetry of note for over forty years, two of which have received National Book Critics Circle Awards. His most recent books are a collection of poetry, Selfish, and a book of essays called The Adventures of Forma and Content; both were published by Greywolf Press. He lives in Witchita, Kansas.

Other poems by Albert Goldbarth in Verse Daily:
January 6, 2016:   "Flowers" "Ah, the soul . . . that taxi driver...."
February 17, 2015:   "Secondary" "En route to the Earth-that's..."
September 29, 2008:   "An Explanation" "I wanted to say..."
September 5, 2005:   "Off in the darkness hourses moved restlessly" "We believed they were horses; and so..."
January 10, 2005:  "How Else Today" "That justly famous scene where all the monster..."

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Twelve poems
Seven poems
"Everyday People"
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Other poems by Boulevard in Verse Daily:
January 31, 2018:   "The Song of the Practical" by Albert Goldbarth
May 11, 2017:   "Pennies from Heaven" by John Blair
July 22, 2016:   "Ghost Encounter" by Annah Browning
December 13, 2015:   "Room Key" by David Lehman
December 11, 2015:   "It Does Kind of Burn. Goodbye." by Henry Crawford
December 10, 2015:   "The Night and the Cold" by Charles Simic
November 5, 2014:   "At Last" by Gerald Stern
November 3, 2014:   At Last by Edward Nobles
January 16, 2013:   "Report from the Provinces" by Wayne Miller

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