From the Fishouse: Poets: Stacey Lynn Brown

Stacey Lynn Brown

Stacey Lynn Brown was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, and received her MFA in poetry from The University of Oregon. Her poems, essays, and reviews have appeared in various literary journals and anthologies, including Crab Orchard Review, Natural Bridge, The Lullwater Review, and Southern Quarterly Review. Her first collection, Cradle Song, was published by C&R Press in January 2009.

Posted on July 13, 2005 8:12 AM

When I was four, we drove to Nashville
Down South, all it takes to be a church
Kristan clogged to Rocky Top
Sherman's march snaked through the South
If you would or could not do/for yourself
Gaither Memory #42
Forgive me, Pumpkin, Gaither's true
Gaither Memory, Every Working Day
When it came time, I would leave the South
In Springfield, Oregon, I hung the state
When I missed the South the most
Stacey Lynn Brown Q&A on writing her first poem
Stacey Lynn Brown Q&A on the evolution of her manuscript
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