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Suggestions for Tinder Experiments We Could Conduct Together
Tyler Friend
Let’s create fake accounts and try to seduce each other.
Trigger Warning
Noah Eli Gordon
It’s not the enormity of the half-eaten doughnut.
Thinking Errors
J. Bailey Hutchinson
Because I love in the manner of eating I am sure whatever I take from you will pass.
Secondhand Smoke
Martin Ott
The man who bought Hitler’s bed did not have nightmares as a child.
Believeland
Jason Koo
Woke up alone today in my own bed
after a solid sleep for the first time
in over three weeks, feeling strange there,
almost rested, but not quite, how big
my bed was around me, how new
Four Poems
Lisa Low
I carve horses out of watermelon. I swallow / fish eyes like gum drops. I pray under / neon chandeliers, string chrysanthemum / in my hair.
Three Poems
Ruby Brunton
i think i was an onion in a former life / i think you chopped me / lord how high were we last night
Four Poems
Caitlin Scarano
Remember when every stray dog was a love story and the snow that night cleared the crust that had gummed my eyes shut? No, me neither, but fuck it. Let’s get lit one last time.
On those Wednesdays
Katy Kim
I wish I had that glorified high school / experience— where some boys / are chugging expired strawberry liqueur / and everyone, I mean everyone, / is sprawling on the grasscarpet
Three Poems
Leslie Marie Aguilar
When I exhaust all other forms of exploration, / this landscape will deny me at the border; / & I will turn my gaze toward a darkening / sky filled with stars I no longer recognize.
from HOW TO WRITE A LOVE POEM IN A TIME OF WAR
Kristy Bowen
Sometimes I say novels ruined me in the way they ruin all young bookish girls, slowly and tenderly rotting out the light and making room for the sweet dark.
Five Poems
Bud Smith
Remember, there’s a light emitting from you and it's not just your cellphone. / The Internet is a scorched wasteland. / But you've walked through worse places / on your way to work.
WHEN ONE MORNING I WOKE UP MISSING JOEY CARUSO, THE BEST SECONDBASEMAN I EVER PLAYED WITH. I COULDN’T SHAKE IT OFF, THIS MISSING. SO I WROTE THIS POEM
Devin Kelly
It means nothing now but it meant enough then, enough to change a life, to alter the smooth rhythmic turning of the world.
Carl Mays Kills Ray Chapman
Andrew Butler
He doesn’t have any friends and doesn’t want any.
That’s the only way Mays can pitch,
because he doesn’t play the game
of fraternity formed on summer ballfields.
Batter's Box Picture
Josh Kalscheur
Me at my most beautiful. Me locked in. Me sacrifice stance.
Off The Diamond
Zebulon Huset
He could say from experience
that Babe Ruth was an asshole,
but he never said it on the field.
Recent Books
Pregaming Grief
Danielle Chelosky
Love is like a museum. You have to look around, experience things, and then leave.
Backwardness
Garielle Lutz
Garielle's longest, most peculiar, most particularized book. A sure-to-be collector's item. Delivery 4-6 weeks!
Legs Get Led Astray
Chloe Caldwell
“Legs Get Led Astray is a scorching hot glitter box full of youthful despair and dark delight.”
—Cheryl Strayed, author of WILD