Year: 2025
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Poem Renaissance – Terry Hall Bodine
Gyroscope Review is celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poem Renaissance, a review of previously published poems looking for new life and new views. Every day through May 20th, a new poem to fall in love with all over again. No Place Like Homeby Terry Hall BodineA childless aunt is not a mother.A spare room…
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Poem Renaissance – Sara Letourneau
Gyroscope Review is celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poem Renaissance, a review of previously published poems looking for new life and new views. Every day through May 20th, a new poem to fall in love with all over again. Swimming in the Aegean Seaby Sara Letourneau Naxos, GreeceIt’s no more special than the Atlantic,…
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Poem Renaissance – Lizzie Purkis
Gyroscope Review is celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poem Renaissance, a review of previously published poems looking for new life and new views. Every day through May 20th, a new poem to fall in love with all over again. Transitional Objectsby Lizzie PurkisYou’re with me – clasping my wrists.I find you looped in my…
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Poem Renaissance – Oisín Breen
Gyroscope Review is celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poem Renaissance, a review of previously published poems looking for new life and new views. Every day through May 20th, a new poem to fall in love with all over again. Memories of a Morning Wake by Oisín Breen First published in Soundings East Irish poet…
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Poem Renaissance – Louhi Pohjola
Gyroscope Review is celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poem Renaissance, a review of previously published poems looking for new life and new views. Every day through May 20th, a new poem to fall in love with all over again. Tiny Landscapesby Louhi PohjolaI fly, hawk-like,and look down the river overa pink countryside landscape and…
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Poem Renaissance – Lana Hechtman Ayers
Gyroscope Review is celebrating National Poetry Month with a Poem Renaissance, a review of previously published poems looking for new life and new views. Every day through May 20th, a new poem to fall in love with all over again. “What Are You Anyway?”by Lana Hechtman Ayers As if we should all be Crayola flesh…


