Stephen Rybicki is a poet and academic librarian on the faculty of Macomb Community College, and the author of the reference work, Abbreviations: A Reverse Guide to Standard and Generally Accepted Abbreviated Forms. He lives in Romeo, Michigan.
Article Poem | Tiramisu “My love a tiramisu in the lap of luxury / it makes me happy to see her so” By Stephen Rybicki March 30, 2022 Poetry
Article Poem | After Showers “An image focused on ground glass— / containing the entire outside world of sky / and sun and land and trees” By Stephen Rybicki September 27, 2021 Poetry
Article Poem | I Confess “But everyone liked the poem. / thought it was inspired. Maybe genius” By Stephen Rybicki March 24, 2021 Poetry
Article Poem | On the Feast of Stephen Wasn’t it always his undying / Love first attracted us / And not that rogue star / Made followers? By Stephen Rybicki November 29, 2019 Poetry Spirituality
Article Poem | First Love In the country ruins / Of two lost souls / Around which the years / Of neglect and growth / Crumbled stone and mortar / Now made entry impossible By Stephen Rybicki June 24, 2019 Poetry
Poetry Poem | Surgeon “All these parts that make / The human heart you’ve been / Learning their geography / And where to go next?” By Stephen Rybicki May 17, 2018 Poetry
