I’m starting to worry about Halloween I told her. Already she said. It’s September. Yes. The knocking on the door makes the dog nervous & the barking sets o...
Armless Eddie rolls a joint with his feet as sun sets, Stillwater Park’s benches moist from the day’s sweat. Eddie works it eyes closed, toes like knitting need...
I’d write this: We’re both past 60 now, and yet you’ve managed to keep your same shape: round on the outside, square in between. I’m just getting rounder. Some ...
She graces a magazine cover in the Publix checkout line & I catch Elvis’s sneer from a rag in a rack next to Marilyn 47 years after he died & this aisle...
Last night’s mist drifts from my eyes as the Today show plays a clip of Daisy Jones & The 6 performing on SNL like a band called Daisy Jones & The 6 WOU...
David Colodney is a poet living in Boynton Beach, Florida. His debut full-length poetry collection, Gen X Redux, was released in 2026 by Main Street Rag Publishing. A Best of the Net and four-time Pushcart nominee, his work has appeared in multiple journals, and he is a former staff writer for The Miami Herald and The Tampa Tribune. An ardent supporter of Liverpool Football Club, David can often be found at the Lion & Eagle Pub in Boca Raton watching Liverpool matches.