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Nineteen Eighty-Four: After Charles Simic
Kyle Bilinski
That was the year Dave Kingman’s pop fly never came down at the Metrodome
Nineteen players were ejected during the Padres/Braves brawl
Angel Mike Witt threw a perfect game against the
Baseball Game in a Small Southern Town
M. A. Istvan Jr.
Before the nasty glances, which I sense to be for me, I shake my downcast head, grin in disappointment, and mutter “Damn.”
Another evening down at the ballpark
Scott Ray
While waiting in my car outside your house I counted thirteen wrinkled ticket stubs I’d tucked inside the glovebox after games
to serve as some reminder of the season so far.
Baseball is a Reason
Thomas Locicero
Baseball is, if nothing else, a reason, and so it is everything:
Randy Bass
Brian Robert Flynn
I’m thankful for the throwaways. Like the time the Bears lost in extra innings. Randy Bass, pre-Hanshin Tigers Randy Bass, had committed an error on a routine toss to the pitcher at first. It was
Two Poems Poorly Translated On Baseball During Wartime
Shane Kowalski
Then something funny happened / after months of imprisonment, / handled like/ animals, less than/ animals, / they started playing baseball.
Dear Editor: poems
Wheeler Light
Dear Editor, or Owl
Attached are poems in which I spin my head three hundred sixty degrees attempting to stare at myself. Attached are poems in which I attempt to eat myself
Three Poems
Erika Jo Brown
I want to be a zygote again. / I want to be a dumb plant.
Take That, Linnaeus
Candice Kelsey
When clearly it could be a mommy or even a child for that matter.
Once, on a full moon, I started sobbing
E Yeon Chang
I have watched too much reality TV about Kimye and teen mothers. This is why I cannot explain April like a normal person.
Three Poems
Brian Laidlaw
Miracles come more seldom now.
It’s satellite interference.
Three Poems
CL Bledsoe & Michael Gushue
In the far-flung depths of the future, historians
will look back to this day and say, "This
is where it all went wrong."
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


