when I was little, they made us wave little flags at the president, our school was near […]
Daily Archives: October 14, 2015
oh deer, i am sorry for your roadside funeral—speeding procession of shock & pity we wonder how […]
roadkill by t’ai freedom ford
the child-snow listens, (enclaved) ungirds its mission posture fever-dream of anemone, radio fosse/foundry the […]
the child-snow (2) by G.C. Waldrep
Bear Creek, NC The muscles in my lower back have trained themselves to spasm around […]
Good Health by Anna B. Sutton
Today let me give you crumbles weeping (v.) sprig of wounds poured from the spine of my […]
Daily Bread by Christina D. Rodriguez
Everything was oddly serene in the alley. Close to a century of exhaust and fumes covered […]
The Space Between by Jan Schmidt
both granny and papa, or at least the dust of what’s left of them, lie in unmarked […]
ancestors by t’ai freedom ford
A murder of crows cawed for justice from the crest of an oak tree as I began […]
The Un-Needing by Anna M. Evans
A couple of duck-bodied waterbirds have shadowed us all the way around Green Lake. Charcoal grey, heads […]
My Brother & Me, Grown Up
by Carolyn Williams-Noren
Thursdays my father drove me to dance class. He dropped me off in the driveway of a […]
Those Who Are Blessed by Elizabeth Brinsfield
Jess preferred to say she’d been attacked. It better captured her sense of violation. Mugged sounded […]
Lucky by Joanna Pearson
Clara Changxin Fang was born in Shanghai, China and immigrated to the United States when […]