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A Poem For Satine: A Good Boxer.
Scott Laudati
We started off as strangers,
you and I.
And I’ll always wonder -
if there had been others
would I have picked you?
Your brothers were already gone
by the time I got there
so I paid for
Further from A Working Class Book of Psalms
KG Miles
Me sitting down before a cheesecake factory menu
and seeing only letters.
Me fucking without even a hair as much the enjoyment
I get from a waffle--
Three poems
Ivan Genc
In my earliest memories, I am building tall towers out of indigo blue picture books
Lay My Pants In Our Empty Bed and Hump Them, Just a Little
Alex Rost
Because cigarettes are one thing,
but my baby won’t have me smelling of shame.
3 For Hobart
Hugh Blanton
I did not raise my glass in toast to the passing of Gene Hackman.
Excerpt from 'Spur'
Robbie Coburn
The glass always refilling / and fracturing his life
The Bay Arena
Nicholas Wilder Forman
I have been waiting to become a better writer so that I can understand them.
from A Working Class Book of Psalms
KG Miles
The first shall be last and the last shall be first, Frank said / that’s from episode 42 /
of the telly series Kung Fu, / ‘This Valley Has Terror’
Fucking nothing
Katie Frank
Sex is the opposite of being a novelist, and I would rather live between them.
Four Poems
Philip Traylen
But there’s no cup, no / kitchen. Just one mouldy / statue, dreaming of television.
ALL-AMERICAN JESUS
Jan E. Mehmedović
out in the Everglades, no resurrection
just a rotting boy's corpse
Nine Poems
Jerome Kookan
the day i was born i was yellow and poisoned and anxious.
and they put me under a sunlamp and burned it out of me.
Three Poems
Richard Siken
Drug Plane
I was fifteen, then sixteen, then twenty. My high-school friend was my now college roommate. His stepfather was less mysterious but more compelling. He was having trouble with his
Doubt Is Just A Thought Distracting You From What You Already Are
Sivan Lavie
We are like dogs in a dog park, smelling each other, breathing together
Drunk In Chinatown
Casper Kelly
We're asked to think about examples of unconscious bias and I think about the guy who goes to
Heaven but it's Chinese.
Midnight In The Amazon Company Town
Nicola Maye Goldberg
Last spring was the last spring.
Recent Books
Exit, Carefully
Elizabeth Ellen
"I loved reading Exit, Carefully. It’s unusual, and in my opinion exciting, to publish a play without previously receiving a major production."
-Walker Caplan, Lithub


