

Two Coats of Oil-Based Paint: Four Poems by Bill Brymer
Explicit
Readings From Salvation South by The Writers & Poets of Salvation South
S2026
Sep 30, 2026
04:16
Episode notes
From a painted lawn ornament to a boxing ring strung with clothesline, Bill Brymer watches what a neighborhood teaches. Brymer reads his poems “Lawn Jockey," "Boxing," "Believers," and "Mucking."
Bill Brymer is a writer and photographer from Louisville, Kentucky. A Pushcart-nominated poet, his work has appeared or is forthcoming in The Louisville Review, Prairie Schooner, Sheila-Na-Gig Online, Tar River Poetry, Southwest Review, Poetry South, Yearling, and other publications. His first book, Neighborhood Watch, will be published by Louisville’s Accents Publishing in January 2027. Learn more at his website.
Keywords
Southern poetry
faith
fathers-and-sons
masculinity
southern-religion
kentucky-poets
audio-poem
bill-brymer
prose-poem
lawn-jockey