he’s snapped awake and he’s drowning. the boy left behind, a vulgar warmth gathered around his sex, […]
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Let go of your old life. The Friday evenings on the patio, the weddings, first days at […]
The Next Life by Mark Wagenaar
It is best to be a mediocre person, a person that can be easily replaced. In the […]
Paparazzi by Joanna Ruocco
On top of the old almirah sat a brown-skinned, thick-skinned suitcase like a durwan guarding an old […]
Bilet by Pia Ghosh Roy
I. II. III. IV. S.Marie Clay is a PhD student at Western […]
Heaven Sinks Beneath the Snow by S. Marie Clay
I want you to imagine a box. Inside the box, the shadow of the hospital where […]
Box of Shadows by Ruth Madievsky
Congratulations! You’ve decided to move. Before you start bulking up with boxes, there are a few facts […]
The House in Motion by Kat Dixon
The book fell off the bed and I am not sure I’ll ever pick it up like […]
Time and Space by Laura Cesarco Eglin
Is Jesus a man or a thing? I recall some religious conflict about this. First the Crusades, […]
Religious Conflict by Joanna Ruocco
This morning I saw a woodpecker the size of a turkey. At first, I heard it. I […]
Zeroscape by Joanna Ruocco
Tripped us all up housed in that outskirt place, dome of city up the way. No streets […]
I Dreamed a Young Man Coming Home (Dream Poem #3) ...
When entering through the doors of a public building, we look behind us to see if anyone […]
