To return to the changing light in the small room, trying to see a painting differently, […] Over time (after T.J. Clark on Poussin) by Martha RonkOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Martha Ronk by Sarah Russell
In lieu of bridle, let nestle be tattled up. Let snout keep. Leave […] Reverb by L. VellaOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged L. Vella by Sarah Russell
The thought that I should have some other life persists. And two dreams, very similar: someone […] AN IDEAL SITUATION by Mary Ann SamynOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Mary Ann Samyn by Sarah Russell
Maybe the worst part is already over I’d braced for it since childhood in the process […] Positive Thinking by Elizabeth OnuskoOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Elizabeth Onusko by Sarah Russell
In Venice a fig seed pops against my teeth. Its insides shoot out toward the café tables […] A Fig Seed by Daniel MoysaenkoOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Daniel Moysaenko by Sarah Russell
At the wedding the groom dies inside the bride and vice versa. What’s left is a […] Epithalamium by Daniel MoysaenkoOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Daniel Moysaenko by Sarah Russell
According to the narrator forests are not primarily sanctuaries for human psyches but places where pygmy […] Nature Documentary by Elizabeth OnuskoOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Elizabeth Onusko by Sarah Russell
For Odette Call it hallucinatory truth, it came like Goethe shouting himself kaput in […] LISE MEITNER VISUALIZES FISSION, 1939 by David MooltenOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged David Moolten by Sarah Russell
Chained and dressed in women’s clothes before Army officials dragged you down dusty village roads—hardly a […] The Passion of Sergius and Bacchus by Michael MontlackOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Michael Montlack by Sarah Russell
Out of lament for the body, touch the body. Skin marred with sunspots and scars and […] Lament by Emily RoskoOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Emily Rosko by Sarah Russell
In the city of broken televisions electricity shivers down like snow. Truth is put into escrow. […] Why Sometimes Do Images Begin to Tremble (after Chris Marker) ...October 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Edwin Rivera-Arias by Sarah Russell
For months, nothing need be written. Grief behaves how it wants. I take up embroidery. I […] POETRY, OR ON STAYING PUT by Mary Ann SamynOctober 14, 2017 in Poetry tagged Mary Ann Samyn by Sarah Russell