A labyrinth in past tense :: too much sugar in the blood. How hair dries after […]
Marlee Gaffey
Broken neck of bird of paradise, yuccas slit & all the tiny blown to pieces bits of […]
Vanderbilts by Cait Weiss
Ruminating hungers that I’ve had since reading Rabelais— Appetite grows by eating—I recollect how only plump chicks—fat […]
American Boomer by Curtis Derrick
They all rolled over and one fell out. I’ve told you a hundred times: there’s no […]
On not shielding young minds from the dark by Carolee ...
Sit holding a video camera in the storefront window […]
Entropy in 1967 by Marco Maisto
after A. Van Jordan through (→) prep. 1. In one […]
Through by Aaron Coleman
New Orleans, a Tuesday, 7:30 A.M. I’m sipping coffee at a McDonald’s on Canal when two young […]
Stars by John Warner Smith
It looks like any war monument in any U.S. town except it doesn’t commemorate a war and […]
At the United Mine Workers Monument to the Victims ...
1 rocks; river flood plain, washed over. tropical seashore and swamp, volcano. 2 […]
Cartography by Jennifer S. Cheng
My drink of choice is wrath, it goes down like fire, like medicinal wine, like moonshine. […]
Elegy for the Drowned by Crystal Condakes
—so I called it, when I talked of reading and writing; of my doubt about assumed […]
Piety by Elizabeth Hutton
The trees, a madness of white & wind, we, a madness of sweat & rope, ropes of […]