Poem of the Week | May 11, 2015
Paul B. Roth: "One Possible Dissemination"
This week we’re delighted to offer a new poem by Paul B. Roth. Roth has been published widely in the United States and his work has been translated and appeared in journals from Japan, Israel, China, Mexico, Romania, Estonia and the UK. He is the author of seven collections of poetry of which his three most current collections are Cadenzas by Needlelight (Cypress Books, 2009), Words the Interrupted Speak (March Street Press, 2011), and Long Way Back to the End (Rain Mountain Press, 2014). He lives in Fayetteville, NY where he’s served as editor and publisher of The Bitter Oleander Press since 1974.
Author’s note:
A poem written in defense of the reality behind everything that lasts in spite of man’s attempt to eliminate it.
One Possible Dissemination
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