Gareth Edel, our resident sage, stoop sitter, and jack of most trades has contributed the following poems from his ever present notebook:

• The End of the Night
  
• Poem Scenes
  
• Daydream
  
• What a Day
  
• She

Darius Jager is a songwriter, musician, and music and culture critic from New Jersey who knows the Bowery better than most of the Great Hoboes combined. His latest piece of hobo contribution is his poetry:

• Winter Nights
  

Rebecca Blake Schwartz is a well-traveled poet, currently based outside of Boston, Massachusetts. She is an astute writer of the human condition, providing deep emotion often softened by a nod and a wink. Ms. Title has been generous enough to share the following pieces with us:

• Crumpets and Tea
  
• Skip and Boots
  
• Santino "Sunny" Alvarez, on the Phone, with a Woman
  
• Sign
  
• Larry and the Simple Conversation
  
• Uninterested
  
• Game
  
• The Ball
  
• Lumberjacks Don't Do Laundry
  
• Uptown Wishes for Downtown
  

Rosalina "Rosie" Valdez - Rosie is an exciting young poet, currently living in California. Her pieces address a number of social issues and questions of scruples.

• Winter's Dream
  
• Cold Tile
  
• Choose Your Own Adventure
  
• NEW POEM - Magnetic Poetry

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Christine Bayeux is a poet from Northern New Jersey whose work is influenced by Colette, Sylvia Plath, contemporary American poets, greek mythology, and her extreme sensitivity to the world and her experiences trudging through its trenches. She is a recent graduate of Rutgers University where she earned a B.A. in English and is currently seeking her teaching certification through fieldwork at a charter school in New Jersey. Ms. Bayeux has published the following poems in the pages of the Great Hoboes:

• Medea: Shot and Stained
  
• Her Face
  
• Masque
  
• To Renee: From Max, A Masque
  
• The Show That Goes on Somewhere Else
  
• Goodbye
  
• August Evening
  
• Ruby
  
• Untitled # 1
  
• Ariadne
  
• To Share; or Not
  

The Unknown Hobo - Once was lost but now found poet great, The Unknown Hobo, provides us with his mature insight on modern poetry and barcrawls.

Bradford Noble is a poet from Jersey City who has been heavily influenced by Tom Waits, Seamus Heaney and a number of other famous Irishmen. Great Hoboes is proud to present a cycle of urban legend Brad Noble's latest haiku.