Though I live far away on the shores of Scythia, with those stars visible that never touch the […]
Ryan Gunn
Jellyfish, it seems, are what our oceans are becoming: capitalizing on the warming temperatures, the acidification, the decreasing […]
Editor’s Foreword by Jessamyn Smyth
Did no one tell him that he couldn’t do it? That it can’t be done, period? He got […]
Driving to Hawaii by James Bystander
If I was asked how I felt when I watched you in […]
The Moment by Amanda Auchter
Isn’t it a shame, my grandmother said, silver fork in her shivering fist, how we have to go […]
Eat Stone and Go On by Joe Wilkins
I fear most the most beautiful: the city up in flames the chanting figure’s hair on fire our […]
in the barely unbearable by Mark Conway
You are in your best way, dressed and sweating after a shower. The dew is settling on your […]
You Are a Flash in This Young Night by Jaime ...
A man stands in my field informing me the body is light, we are all light. Where is […]
Field by Douglas Korb
Sometimes the woman in the mirror is not you. That’s how this poem will end, I’m telling you […]
I’m Shaking It I’m Making It But the Woman in ...
Is it not enough to write about the empty bottles, anymore than the space between them? Not enough […]
Ars Poetica by Maria Nazos
I don’t want to teach anymore lessons to anyone, lessons I haven’t learned or lessons I have learned. […]
Poem at the End of the School Year by Carrie ...
How they would nest in our bones if they could. Inhabit a skull, wind-scrubbed, sterile, line it with […]
