how did this elm end up in my lakeing body, or am I meant to be a grass […] endometriosis ode by k AbramNovember 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged k Abram by ChrisWalters
In this city, God makes regular appearances, though maintaining distance while purifying air—cleaning neighborhoods and institutions, and the […] Confession by Tara BallardNovember 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Tara Ballard by ChrisWalters
It is Thursday, and the city is fasting, metal gate untouchable by afternoon. The wild dog lies flat […] Waiting for Rain by Tara BallardNovember 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Tara Ballard by ChrisWalters
A family sits around their dining room table, each holding a strand of hair, their own. The younger […] With or Without a Hypothesis by Tara BallardNovember 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Tara Ballard by ChrisWalters
She fears number eight, because it’sinfinite. Being alone, flying, playing the flute. At one end of her fear, […] Mnemonics by Romana IorgaNovember 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Romana Iorga by ChrisWalters
The words that had been interwoven in the very being of the beast have been unravelled and removed: […] Asleep on Park Bench with Palmer and Fowler’s Fieldbook of ...November 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Josh Parish by ChrisWalters
When my eyes poke out I press them in until they’re smooth,I’m not the kind of person who […] Self-Portrait as an Interested Person Who’s Looking for Something Beautiful ...November 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Peter Leight by ChrisWalters
When I open my mouth it’s full of fresh air,the veins in my wrist are sticking out, as […] Self-Portrait as a Restless Person Who’s Not Disappointing You by ...November 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Peter Leight by ChrisWalters
Lifting myself upas if I’m casting off,as long as I’m a pilot I’m keeping my eyes open, rolling […] Self-Portrait as a Pilot of the Free Will by Peter ...November 14, 2021 in Poetry tagged Peter Leight by ChrisWalters