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PoetrXY

For Men Who Don't Read Poetry

Jory Como
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Pages
78
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Wipf and Stock Publishers

About

PoetrXY: For Men Who Don't Read Poetry is a collection of sonnets, villanelles, and prose written for those who usually skip the poetry section. With plainspoken intros and a craftsman's touch, these pieces explore fatherhood, faith, and quiet reckoning from a masculine point of view.









The poems are straightforward but thoughtful-blending traditional rhyme and structure with honest, modern themes. Some lean into the spiritual, others take a wry look at belief, and most speak to readers who don't follow literary trends. This is poetry for the disenchanted, the devout, and the quietly searching-for men who remember the kind of verse they studied in school and wonder why nobody writes that way anymore.

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