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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."
Three Poems
Shelley Whitaker
There’s something about a horse that floats.
Watch her neck hover over the half-door
of a stall, or her sunlit backside rise
Three Poems
Tasha Coryell
Benjamin Franklin’s wife rubbed his paper fingers all over her body, saying, "I’ve got you now, Sweet Baby, I’ve got you now.”
Second Engine
Sarah Bates
I think about small green soldiers searching for Crater Lake.
WORD FOR LYING ABOUT A DREAM
Emily Dhatt
Because you find it interesting and want it analyzed without the burden of being analyzed yourself.
Four poems
Chris Gilmore
Deconstructionism
is just a fancy word for
skepticism
which is just a foggy word for
nihilism
which is just a
Moon Poems
Leesa Cross-Smith
OUTLAW LOVE
I can listen to “Thirteen” by Big Star and pretend
I am thirteen back in my flamingo
bedroom and a boy
would come to my
White Sands
Peter Shippy
After the credits, I vacuum. I vacuum for hours and hours.
Transcendental with Reincarnation
Julianne Neely
Transcendental with Reincarnation
I was a bank/ cashier who stole /a five-dollar bill/ I was Laika/ a stray selected/ no more than bark/ part-husky/ part-terrier/ canine space orbiter/
Maybe Rome Grew Tired
Tyler Atwood
I can't in good conscience watch a sixteenth season of Big Brother.
Four Poems
Carly Schweppe
What if you spent a morning pulling scallions from the soil and washing beets in a metal sink?
Three Poems
Karl Schroeder
I'm going to abandon everything / after this poem
Comeuppance for the Good Old Boys at the El Club Scorpion
John Patrick McShea
Had a dream he was chained to a mountain while a buzzard ate his liver.
Recent Books
Pregaming Grief
Danielle Chelosky
Is this new relationship self-sabotage in disguise, or is it the cure?
Backwardness
Garielle Lutz
Garielle's longest, most peculiar, most particularized book. A sure-to-be collector's item. Not be be missed!