Coming back to campus to new books by Pádraig Ó Tuama and @CPhillipsPoet in the mailbox is clearly the best way to come back to campus.

So incredibly humbled and grateful to the good folks at Poetry Daily for featuring "Myth of the Bear" as today's poem of the day! And thank YOU for reading. 🙏

Happy to have this poem featured at Poetry Daily (poems.com//) today.

Today's Featured Poet: Keith Leonard (Keith Leonard) is the author of the poetry collection Ramshackle Ode (Ecco, 2016). He lives in Columbus, Ohio.

"More Frank", a poem by Keith Leonard | poems.com/poem/more-fran… Keith Leonard via Poetry Daily and @GburgReview

Started making personal websites for artist friends. The first went live today. If you're in need of a simple, easy-to-update artist website, feel free to reach out. dreweberly.com

I'm excited to have received a 2023 Individual Artist Grant from the GCAC. Over the next year, I'll combine my love of poetry and UX design to create PoetryAM, a new digital space for poetry readers.

The wonderful Keith Leonard

Have a couple new poems in The Iowa Review. Here’s one about love.

new poem in The Iowa Review. check out the whole issue. full of amazing work (especially by Janice Obuchowski)

Issue 53/1 looks lovely on a desk or kitchen table! And if you think its outside is pretty, check out the stuff within: writing by Amy Margolis, @EricaStern8, Janice Obuchowski, Keith Leonard, and more, plus the winners of our veterans' writing contest! iowareview.org/issue/volume-5…

SIR fall 2023 Twenty-six Contributors Salute, Day 7: Keith Leonard! Keith Leonard keithrleonard.com

Excited to have a couple new poems in this month’s issue of Poetry.

Another poem from this month's issue of POETRY.

"When the researchers published their report, letters came flooding in. They came from the heartbroken and the lonely who identified with the unidentified blue whale." Read the poem and Keith Leonard's comment on Apology for the Time between Letters: usi.edu/sir/ruth-awad-…

This conversation between Keith Leonard and Matthew Kelsey in Poetry Northwest is sublime. Q is What are your invisible antlers made of?

Happy Valentine’s, all

Honored to have a new poem about the low bar of fatherhood up at Academy of American Poets today. Major thanks to Kendra DeColo for including this in what is sure to be an incredible month of poems.

Sophia, I might have an idea 😂