ROBERT P. COOKE worked at British Petroleum for twenty-five years as a pipe fitter, welder, and trainer. He is now retired and stays home to cook, clean, and write poetry while his wife is at work. “I still get up at five in the morning as if I’m going to my former job,” he says. He lives in Highland, Indiana.

An Anthology Of Chinese Poetry

by Robert P. Cooke, April 2007 (Issue 376)

Between The Rows

by Robert P. Cooke, September 2005 (Issue 357)

Getting Ready

by Robert P. Cooke, June 2003 (Issue 330)

Room Off The Kitchen

by Robert P. Cooke, May 2003 (Issue 329)

Turning The Pages

by Robert P. Cooke, December 2001 (Issue 312)

Clothespins In Winter

by Robert P. Cooke, May 2001 (Issue 305)

Poetry By Robert P. Cooke

by Robert P. Cooke, December 2000 (Issue 300)

Back

by Robert P. Cooke, July 1999 (Issue 283)

Drifting Along The Shore

by Robert P. Cooke, November 1998 (Issue 275)

The Band Plays On

by Robert P. Cooke, December 1997 (Issue 264)