C.L. O’Dell
C.L. O’Dell lives in New York’s Hudson Valley and sleeps with his windows open. His poems have appeared in The New Yorker, Poetry, and The New Statesman.
Poetry
Driving Upstate with My Father
Driving upstate with my father / at the end of a bad year. Trees begin / to outnumber houses. Rain turns to snow / as fields hang like paintings. / Dad fills his lip with chew, talks.
November 2024
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