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March 18, 2019 | Poetry

Three Poems

Juan Camillo Garza

"Poetry," "Cleaning the House," and "Leaving Again"

March 15, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems

Catriona Wright

"Friendship & Other Unknowable Places" and "Diagnosis at the Walk-in Clinic"

March 13, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems

Virginia Thomas

"Train People" and "Leaving Philadelphia"

March 7, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems

Travis Tate

"First Letter to David" and "On Wanting to Be Loved"

March 4, 2019 | Poetry

Meg Johnson, Bitch

Meg Johnson

All the Meg Johnsons
would like to kill me

February 28, 2019 | Poetry

3 Poems

Tom Paine

I’m in conversation with Helen Dudley about “Reed-Song” 
her poem published in Poetry, 1915.

February 27, 2019 | Poetry

Stone Song 

Jaya Stenquist

All day Iphigenia 
so far from the man I came to see.
Haven’t we tired of famous men? Shouldn’t I 
have my shoulders back, chin straight—I was given graces
that distract from the tissues in my

February 25, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems: Sequences from Songs of Displacements

Shao Wei

17.
 

He who left home built the biggest steel bridge over the long river

The bridge was a success for millions of people
But he who built it died on it

His mother back in the village

February 19, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems 

Ayesha Raees

Here Rests An Alien At Her Foreign Home. 

The internet is shit.
The time is wrong. 
No one lets me eat
what I want. Here 
is a roach trying to swim 
upside down. Here 
is a garden full of

February 15, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems

Virginia Konchan

Rhapsody
 

I opened the window so I could hear people.
But all I heard was the wind rushing,
fine garment of nothingness, like tulle.
You sent me a handout listing various
cognitive

February 14, 2019 | Poetry

150 Dollars

Big Bruiser Dope Boy

it's dead at the bar so I say
"sure but I'm not in college
and I'm not wearing underwear

February 13, 2019 | Poetry

Jet Lag

Marianne Chan

Dream that you are asleep 
beneath a mosquito net 
next to your mother
who is always singing. 
Forget that you are sixty. 
Time flies when you’re 
surviving with meals to eat, 
people to talk

February 8, 2019 | Poetry

Pan and the Nanny Goat

Andrea Jurjevic

Pan and the Nanny Goat

                         After ancient Pompeii marble sculpture
 

The God of the Wild yanks his lover's chin hair, 
clasps her knee, his godhood fully aroused.

January 30, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems 

Sophie Ruth

If I put on my socks from
seventh grade
if I told you I was made
of strawberry filling would you

January 28, 2019 | Poetry

w/ a poor understanding of language 

Christina Firl

"Intake" and "Progress"

January 24, 2019 | Poetry

The Tension

Leisha Douglas

THE TENSION

Sliced peach cool

under fresh yoghurt,

steaming creamy coffee,

the slow, dark wake of an October morning.

Difficult to pull myself

away from comfort and

the waves of

January 22, 2019 | Poetry

Three poems 

Marcia Arrieta

fire inherent spectrum

 

the martyr no longer I walk beyond the cradle the peach tree the alphabet

a horizon infused revolution imagine the light the door in the mountain

stitches of time

January 16, 2019 | Poetry

Along With the Memory

Ana Cottle

 

along with the memory

 

The height of fall.  The streets are buried in leaves.  Morning is rising.  Red-tinged shadows extend over the green, crunchy carpets.  The air took on its own

January 15, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems 

Yasmine Eve Lucas

MEASUREMENTS

How great must a shock be to determine X number of years? We go to therapists to answer such questions. To be told: shock of nth degree yields so many years. Powers on which to

January 10, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems 

Cassie Garison

Reverse Invocation 
 

To the god of thresholds: for is it not
tradition to call upon a deity

with a voice crackling like the lull
of aged leaves, of a petal shifted

by wind. To the

January 9, 2019 | Poetry

dogged night 

JoAnna Novak

dogged night

the moon is black

or green i go

a little nuts

flaying flowers

from the brocade

i cord the stems

& swallow the steak

tenderloin

January 7, 2019 | Poetry

Hollowing in Three Parts

Janika Oza

Hollowing in Three Parts

 

 

1

Although it’s the last day of September and the talons of winter have taken hold and although between the two of you you’ve lost sixty-five pounds in the

January 4, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems 

Adriane Quinlan

America

The radio is on a pledge drive

and living in America

is starting to feel like staying 

in the bad hotel.

Nothing to hear but selling

or silence. I’m thinking of the

January 2, 2019 | Poetry

Two Poems

Sara Mae

Ja

I keep writing about orgasms as crying & then I think about that.
I spent too much money on baby pink earrings & ginger
because the men in my life believe me & still starch their

December 31, 2018 | Poetry

Happy New Year

Emily Alexander

I tried to look / like I was looking for someone above...

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