Storyteller Poetry Review

  Joe Cottonwood I have hundreds of postcards poems which I send by U.S. Mail to friends.  What I love about postcards is the forced brevity...

 Neil Creighton   Neil with his grandson, Max.  By Neil Creighton The year of my retirement after 34 years of teaching was an interesting on...

  April Diamonds      Engagement: Set in Stone by Lauren McBride He once romanced me with a candlelit dinner and stroll under three alien mo...

  Surprise!     The BIG Box By Joan Leotta By age eight, I already had learned one of life’s hard truths. Christmas gifts for little brother...

 Marilyn L. Taylor   Marilyn L. Taylor Ph.D., former Poet Laureate of Wisconsin and of the city of Milwaukee, is the author of eight collect...

 Happy Third Birthday Storyteller        In honor of Storyteller’s third birthday, March 18,  I am publishing poems about birthdays and gift...

  Rachael Ikins   By Rachael Ikins  For a decade in my life the 1990s I was unable to write poetry. I remember standing in front of the fi...

 Transformation Part 2     A Seagull Vaguely Remembers by Alarie Tennille     I wake. For a second,  I wonder what I have to do today – the ...

  “Woof Worthy” by Marilyn Zelke Windau (Kelsay Books Oct. 2025)      By Editor Sharon Waller Knutson Marilyn Zelke Windau’s “Wolf Worthy” p...