Year: 2025
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Poem Renaissance – Alexis Rhone Fancher
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. Don’t Washby Alexis Rhone Fancher“I’m returning in three days. Don’t wash.”* I touch myself so…
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Poem Renaissance – Mona Anderson
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. Smittenby Mona AndersonWhen I saw him kneelingin the dirt patch on the front lawnhead bent…
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Poem Renaissance – Sharon Pretti
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. Every Birdby Sharon PrettiHalf-past three and I wake from a dreamof my mother driving away,…
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Poem Renaissance – Susan Kress
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. “You May Want to Marry My Husband”by Susan KressWe are at breakfast, he and I,…
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Poem Renaissance – Robert Wexelblatt
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. The Mendelssohn Statue In Leipzigby Robert Wexelblatt Let the language of music tell only of…
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Poem Renaissance – David Colodney
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 Vacancyby David ColodneyAs vacant as beach hotels in rainy season, I stand facing you,…




