Lloyd :(

PITY THE NATION one time i saw this editor at an openingsounding like someone delivering a book reportw/o having done the readingmaking no senselooking like chicken fat in a trash bagsomehow meltingsomewhat motion…

Hey queens, tonight’s Poetry Nightly poem is courtesy of urs truly 🌝👉🏻👈🏻 — poetrynightly.com/2026/02/25/p...

Afternoon Visitor Afternoon Visitor was founded in the spring of 2020 in Iowa City. We are an online quarterly publication of poetry, hybrid text, visual poetry, and visual art. We’re particularly interested in giving ...

Afternoon Visitor 12 is live!!

❤️‍🔥 www.afternoonvisitor.com 🔥

cover: from ‘The Periphery Is Ill with Boundary’ by Eliza Guerra

Lloyd wrote such a generous review of my book! Deeply honored by it. Thanks to CRB for publishing it.

These Lit Particulars: On Matt Broaddus’ “Deeper the Tropics” all the little objects and actions that dress the set of time in an often repetitive world.

I have a review of ‘Deeper the Tropics’ by @mattbroaddus.bsky.social up on @clereviewbooks.bsky.social of books today 🌴

clereviewofbooks.com/these-lit-pa...

After nearly 7 years, feels weird to say that it’s my last day at Poetry Daily. Thank you for letting me publish your poems. Onto bigger (smaller?) better (worse?) things 🌕

Lloyd Wallace reading at AWP YouTube video by SmartishPace

@jockeycornsilk.bsky.social reading his poem from #SmartishPace Issue 31, at #AWP in KC. Lloyd Wallace is an Assistant Editor of @poetrydaily.bsky.social & his writing appears in @greensbororeview.bsky.social @theiowareview.bsky.social @theiowareview.bsky.social & others.

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I'm a month late seeing this, but glad to be part of this great set of "poems to read in community." ❤️ Many thanks to @jockeycornsilk.bsky.social and all the @poetrydaily.bsky.social eds.

Today’s Featured Poem:

“Once a whale” by @ursalockaby.bsky.social, from defensible space/if a crow—, published by Omnidawn.

Read here:
poems.com/poem/once-a-...

Today’s Featured Poem:

“An exercise in which I try to see blue in the red flame.” by @kellyrosehoffer.bsky.social, from Issue 4 of Works & Days.

Read here:
poems.com/poem/an-exer...

Grateful to have a poem in the new issue of the Southern Humanities Review 🎄🎄

A set of freaky old lopsided steps climbing up a hill in the North Side of Pittsburgh.

Good evening lol