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It’s unfair how much we allow the sun to affect our moods
Sarah Jean Alexander
It’s time to stop relying on sunsets to help move us away from tonight and into tomorrow.
A request to the new tenant
Ilan Mochari
A request to the new tenant
Walls bare but for paint & hooks, floors bare but for stains & nails,
we leave insides as we find them; yet of neighbors &
Three Poems
Tarfia Faizullah
We tell each other the names / of our dead. The cities we live in // are gnawing then burying / the cadavers of opulent dreams.
Garnish and All
Sara Gelston
Liking the world is not easy, though sometimes it is / a large wave that carries you.
Five Animal Poems
Cassandra de Alba
Before, the possums’ noise had been an angry hissing, but now their voices were becoming sweet, even musical, the world of them trilling and humming into their endless, private night.
Backyard Poem # 13
Jennifer MacBain-Stephens
I remember Marc said, you’re wet just because of the humidity.
Water Pipes Made Wavy From Heat In The Sunshine Estate
Carabella Sands
I ask the sun to call me at night on my walk home. Everyday I become a little more scared. I recognize people and cars and it makes me nervous. My mother told me girls are most likely to be
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


