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Homesickness
Christina Yoseph
the child inside of me
has become comfortable
with the heat of the months
as they melt down
like hot wax then build one
on top of the other
into a mountain
in silence
has started to
Three poems
Kevin Chesser
King of the Road
naked as death
begging on the highway
I calibrate the instrument
of my breastplate to lead me
back to you
I never once saw a dog chase a bone
but I never knew a dog that
Anyway, that was the saddest part
Sarah Bates
I often confuse the dead horses
for trees. I say things like termites
care about the weather, or dark stars
will always find their way to empty
rooms. Anyway, the dead horses are real,
Three poems
Parker Tettleton
Carrot Flowers
We are toward somewhere in the first sentence. There is June & us or us or June because that’s what’s left of it. I walk like a walk with a walk on the table. The walk is finding
Three poems
Benjamin Niespodziany
Neck Tattoo
Your neck tattoo spoke to me but I needed a
translator. Needed a nail gun, a barn wall to
respond to your forward advances. After a
night together, I woke to find that your
Three poems
Charlotte Covey
real / unreal
last night i had a dream
that my teeth fell
out all in a row.
i woke with them still
my anxiety has a baby rattlesnake in it
Jax NTP
the babies are most dangerous because
they have not learned how to control their venom
the way we make the same decisions over and over and over
Three poems
Mikaela Grantham
i am your man
tall stranger man
you have sung a lot of songs
you fall in love often
and maybe
you lose some things along the way
but everything is all right
and none of this matters
Team of Goofballs
Janet Bowdan
It's their first practice in good spring weather,
not only not raining, not cold, but full of light.
Litany for Those Awaiting Bill Mazeroski at Home Plate after His Home Run to Beat the Yankees in the 1960 World Series
Joseph Bathanti
Blessed be the millwrights on the open hearth that awaited him; the nurses and elevator operators; secretaries; plumbers; electricians
The Slugger, The Ace, The Shortstop, The Catcher, The Pinch Hitter
Jose Hernandez Diaz
The solitude. In the summer, I dine. On hot dogs. And fast balls. Go Dodgers!
In July, 2002, The Mascot Answers A Question
Robert Halleck
I joined the crowd and bought an XL.
The Gospel According to the First Base Umpire
John McDonough
And everyone in section ten is standing
Ode to Baseball
Jimmy Pappas
Everyone was welcome. No one was cut
in this league.
Three Poems
Juan Camillo Garza
"Poetry," "Cleaning the House," and "Leaving Again"
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


