Tonight, symbols take us The Moon is an anemic face circling a mistake we call time Death, a […]
Ryan Gunn
My eyes have messed me up, so I see Earth Above me walk on clouds now, where Directions […]
The Little Prince By Sarah Kirsch translated by Abigail Wender ...
I let myself be kissed like the man finds the plums in the icebox and eats them and […]
Wave Particle Theory by Barbara Mossberg
Scrolled parchment, spiraled into safe- keeping. Texts pressed, snailed into cells. Flesh scrolled into mine, just an arm […]
Qumran by Andrea Witzke Slot
I. I’ve been meaning to tell you that the skin around her eyes was thin with blue veins […]
Sirens by Tina Cane
The soul Flies with the Owls and it Snows feathers. Spring is a Seagull-feathered Rascal from Scotland with […]
Evergreen By Sarah Kirsch translated by Abigail Wender and Hella ...
I am sitting next to Samuel Beckett and he’s sleeping. The four short plays are about to begin, […]
Rags of Love by Margaret Lloyd
Where I am, it is Texas now, a constellation of suns caught in the lemon tree, no one […]
Louise, Texas by Marcela Sulak
My father wraps plums with newspapers. I cut the pages in half. He wraps the plums. We are […]
Plums by Mariano Zaro
If I hadn’t been grounded, I would have wandered with Rita and LeShawndra down Sprague Avenue. After getting […]
At Little George’s House, the Christmas Lights Stayed Up All ...
My computer is aglow, sharp afternoon glare from slanted kitchen windows, from sun that will eventually […]
After Picking Apples by Nate Pritts
The man and the woman slammed themselves into the car with relief. Certainly, the little beach cottage […]
