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ATMOSPHERE
Philip Dinolfo
One day I came across an inverted map of the Western Hemisphere. Cape Horn was in Alaska's usual position. I felt very disturbed, like air was flooding into the space above North America and
all gods & mysteries
Aran Donovan
love becoming, like an apple,
this requires time, starred
blossom, then summer, the attention
of bees, grown men
bow their heads, concentrating
on the national anthem
in stadiums
Elegy with arms folded
Alison Thumel
You've told me you feel like a bat.
What you don't mean is your wings.
Or the development of a reflex that draws your ears toward small sounds.
What you do mean is that you're
three poems
Greg Zorko
brick
once in 2011
someone at a party
offered me rum
mixed with cough medicine
from a 1 liter plastic bottle of generic orange soda
i thought
this will make
The World Already Ended At Y2K
Michael Wasson
The computers will run an error the size of oceans howling crazy for the pale moon & will hurtle through our bodies to get there. My brother says the lights across the river will burn out.
I Am in Love with My Therapist
Katie Jean Shinkle
Whose hometown are we in in the dream? :: Do you hold my hand or do you disembowel me? Whose side are you on, anyway? :: My confession on this Sunday morning is: we are all human.
scenes from the japanese pavilion
Lucy Tiven
another kind of crime scene
walking to the post office with A
Three Poems
Philip Schaefer
Let’s go back to the twin indigo suns/ in our eyes. To shooting holes/ through the walls of our skin, one/ metal kiss at a time...
Oh, To Be a Center Fielder, a Center Fielder - And Nothing More!
Keith Kopka
Come closer reader, please,
I didn’t mean to insult you.
I’ll let you punch me
right in my asking face.
The Infield Fly Rule
Alan Walowitz
The full moon may strike you
dumb and limp and lost
when bat readies to encounter ball
and you hit it high as the moon--
still the ump declares, You’re out!
before you’ve moved a step from home.
We Are in the Cellar
Katie Armstrong
There’s no TV or radio here, so it’s only later we hear that our guys lost big
at home on Blake Street
Why I Might Coach the Little League Team
Devin Kelly
I would go back now, though, live in the nervous fidget
before I said I like you & kissed her braces
with my upper lip & bled all over her teeth.
Listening to a Baseball Game on the Radio
Thomas O’Connell
There is something about listening
To a baseball game on the radio
Freeway Statistics
G. O. Clark
each pitch lost in the peripheral blink of an eye
Little Death in Five Parts
Juliana Converse
I’m hoarse and feverish. We sing in the streets, “Feelin’ good was good enough for me, hee hee,” but then the breakfast booth only has two seats.
Milk Poems
Emily Carney
I wear a velvet piece to the therapist’s office and she asks me to close my eyes. We agree to experience an illusion of me dancing...
Autocomplete
H.R. Webster
I can’t stop watching teenage boys eat shit at the skate park.
It gives me real pleasure.
Recent Books
Her Lesser Work
Elizabeth Ellen
"[Her Lesser Work] is a collection of mordant and formally inventive stories circling themes of, let’s say, desire and escape within repressive structures."
-Walker Caplan, Literary Hub


