UCity Review Editors

editor Andrew Cox (his tweets); co-editor Raphael Maurice. Web 2x/yr. Current issue: Dec. 2025. Upcoming: June 2026. Submissions closed. [email protected]

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@TaraSkurtu Happy Birthday! #writeon

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Stone Circle Replay Wednesday poem: "The angel in massachusetts" by Justin Lacour (@TrampolinePoet1)

https://t.co/1aLS3L5P63

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@TaraSkurtu Zbigniew Herbert's "The Rain" #writeon

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

‘Cantaloupe Island’ — one of the coolest grooves in jazz

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“Mysterious Traveller” by Weather Report was released 52 years ago today.

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POEM 340: "Eye" by Leila Abeni Jackson

"Seriously, though, something should be said
About how easy it is, making the space between us
Into no space. About how hard we work
For that ease."

⬇️LINK BELOW⬇️

#Poem #Poetry #NewPoem #PoetryCommunity

[Bunkong Tuon @BunkongTuon]

It's always an honor to publish Dorianne Laux. Here are three poems from earlier in the year.

Happy Sunday, All.

https://t.co/QeQ0kvhILO

[Trampoline Poetry @TrampolinePoet1]

Trampoline #32.4 is excited to have poems by Jane Ann Fuller, Kate Efimochkina, and Marco Visciolaccio. https://t.co/pjiRgktM4U

Take care.

[Sandra Marchetti @sandrapoetry]

Read this poem ^^ & a bunch more newly published ones at @UCityReview here! https://t.co/cGTiJ90Pxm

[Trampoline Poetry @TrampolinePoet1]

Happy to have some poems out with @GorkoThe

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

“Crosby, Stills & Nash” was released on this day in 1969.

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@skmerrill3 Congratulations! #writeon

[Stephanie K. Merrill @skmerrill3]

Today is our day. We are 50 years married on this little earth.
"Wedding Day" first published in Issue 29 of @UCityReview

[Tara Skurtu @TaraSkurtu]

“I do not think that more information always makes a richer poem. I am attracted to ellipsis, to the unsaid, to suggestion, to eloquent, deliberate silence. The unsaid, for me, exerts great power: often I wish an entire poem could be made in this vocabulary.”

—Louise Glück

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@FreemanPoet Soul, the imagination's fuel... that's the way I like to think about it. #writeon

[Bunkong Tuon @BunkongTuon]

Here’s Nancy Murphy's fine review of The Broken Buddha, by @_johnnycordova . Nancy discusses the book’s true path: finding spiritual center in the face of pain and suffering. Please consider purchasing a copy of this honest, humbling, beautiful book.
https://t.co/ZqWcGq0NKW

[Tara Skurtu @TaraSkurtu]

Early registration is open for my new summer poetry workshop at @BrooklynPoets! 🖋️✨

What the—“;.,-’(!)....—?”: Punctuating Your Poems Just Right

Reserve your spot:
https://t.co/r7SFkl26Th

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Rest in peace, Sonny Rollins…

Nicknamed the “Saxophone Colossus,” he reshaped modern jazz with fearless improvisation, a towering tenor tone, and timeless classics like Saxophone Colossus and The Bridge.

One of the last great bebop giants, his sound and spirit changed jazz forever.

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

100 years ago today, Miles Davis was born.

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@aliner The music box played the Brahms lullaby. My daughter would hold it above her head and twirl in Mona's living room. It pleased Mona to no end. The most important thing she taught me was how to get out of my own way and let it rip. I miss her.