They
For those who were drilled that “they” always meant more than one person, note that the etmological history shows this definition:
(indefinite pronoun, vague meaning) People; some people; people in general; someone, excluding the speaker
I am honored to have my Rebecca Lard Award-winning poem "First and Last" along with five other of my poems as a special feature in Poetry Quarterly
I am honored to have my Rebecca Lard Award-winning "First and Last" along with five other of my poems as a special feature in Poetry Quarterly. Thank you Editor Glenn Lyvers. Copes may be purchased from Prolific Press: POETRY QUARTERLY LARGER IMAGE POETRY QUARTERLY SPRING 2019 $24.95 Our Spring 2019 Prize Winner issue includes a special feature by David Anthony Sam, including a fine sampling of Sam’s poetry, along with the 2018 Rebecca Lard Award Winning poem. Also in this issue, world-class poetry by Nate Alaska, Duane Anderson, Pat Anthony, Donny Barilla, Michele Baron, Roxanne Bogart, Marcus Benjamin Ray Bradley, Sarah Cannavo, Eleanor Cantor, Len Carber, Suzanne Cottrell, Julie A. Dickson, Ralph DiGennaro, John Elliott, Elisabeth Eriksen, Lynette G. Esposito, Isaac Eustice, Mary Crane Fahey, Amy Fletcher, Richard Fox, MacGregor Frank, Annette Gagliardi, Louis Gallo, Richard Grannis-Vu, Stephen Gretzer, Max Gutmann, Matthew Harris, Tim Heerdink, Heather Hil...
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