Albert Abonado

Albert Abonado is the Director of Adult Programs at Writers & Books. He is the editor of The Bakery. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in issues of Fourteen Hills, New Ohio Review, Phantom Limb, Pleiades, Sixth Finch, and others. He lives with his wife in Rochester, NY.

You remember the time you entered a field, having travelled a long way holding an apple, […]

House of Horses by Albert Abonado

July 14, 2014 in Poetry tagged Albert Abonado by Ryan Gunn

To learn about negative space in art class, you started with a surface dark enough to […]

Caesura by Albert Abonado

July 14, 2014 in Poetry tagged Albert Abonado by Ryan Gunn

My mother can strip the meat off any chicken bone, leave nothing but a hinge, no […]

The Ghost Root by Albert Abonado

July 14, 2014 in Poetry tagged Albert Abonado by Ryan Gunn

Frederick Douglass is on fire. You try to tell him that he is on fire, but […]

Frederick Douglass: A Triptych by Albert Abonado

July 14, 2014 in Poetry tagged Albert Abonado by Ryan Gunn