Luke Harvey

Originally from Raleigh, North Carolina, Luke Harvey moved to Chattanooga, TN, in order to pursue a collegiate baseball career. After graduating with his BA in English and his MA in Teaching, he currently lives in Chattanooga where he teaches high school English and coaches baseball. Primarily influenced by the work of Robert Frost and Wilmer Mills, he desires for his poetry to be accessible to a novice reader yet simultaneously artistic, structured, and layered. While he is new to the publishing world, he has published poems in The Eunoia Review, The Thorn, and TravelHost.

“A Rainy Day at Newman’s Grounds,” “Headed Home” and “Derby Days”

The raindrops dribble down the shopfront panes while back behind the counter the barista drips her own creation into earthenware cups. He’s always liked the tables here, the way they’re cut with thick pine tops and sturdy legs two inches thick, like they were made to last
  • Issue 28, August 2019
  • Poetry
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