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Smeary Flowers, 1983
Lauren Camp
All I wanted was the haze of a worn gown / of sleep after the scrape of that / honey-sipped night.
Three Poems
Sarah Barber
All summer the future had been coming for us like a thunderstorm at which turkeys look up and drown in the rain.
Three Poems
Luiza Flynn-Goodlett
This has to stop— / you're a year dead. I shatter the mirror // with a glare, pace the hall carpet, / but others arrive by dawn, agitated // by thuribles, syllables scattered from / pulpits, daughters buttoned into pastel.
Three Poems
Molly McGuire
fuck me here on this scabrous mountain while we all watch each other among sacred olives fuck away desire.
deaths in the family
Giancarlo Paradiso
Watching the blood drain was the moment she knew/ that she didn’t have it figured out."
poems
Elizabeth Ellen
Tanja and I were competing to see who had moved the most as a child.
“I know of at least fourteen places we lived before I was eighteen,” I said.
Tanja started naming places she had lived. She kept naming her grandma’s house over and over, between every place.
poems about the spiritual weight of hard shell tacos
Pete Holby
My sense of regret is the dog
you remember with immense fondness
but that you no longer know.
Dear Caitlyn
Alison Taverna
Caitlyn, let me take that hair / in my own hands and curl it down your back.
New York Journal and Advertiser, 1898
Chelsea Werner-Jatzke
The Dinosaur of Wyoming
I was never born a hermaphrodite. But I tell this story where I am born a hermaphrodite. And anyone listening after I get to the part when the gynecologist asks if
Future Daughter
Sally Rodgers
Untitled One
Motherhood slept astonished as astronomers wept so-so-ago with this sort of blow. This sort of ovary, yo, the story being if thrown into something sombrous, spokes-of-light, it
Recent Books
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


