Whitman on Walls: Seven Tupelo Poets Wrestle with “Song of Myself” During the pandemic, the theater group Compagnia […]
Poetry
I. My restless, I wait for youon the emerald lawn. My fingerswrite a dictionary, pen your faceupon the […]
On Becoming by J. Mae Barizo
“I was asking for something specific and perfect for my city.” From “Manhatta” by Walt Whitman This irony […]
MANHATTAN by Chard deNiord
To end in nebula or flower, fiber of your blood— Sun catches the […]
Contradictions (film seven) by Karla Kelsey
KB Kinkel is a writer based in Massachusetts. His poems, interviews, and reviews have appeared or are forthcoming […]
Prodigal, You Have Given Me Love by KB Kinkel
In saying the midnight the breast the darknesshe pushes the one we have conqueredover the captain the quarter […]
On Telling by Allyson Paty
To Walt Whitman on “Gratitude” Through me many long dumb voices,—Whitman, “Song of Myself,” 24, line 15 My […]
Rocking Not in Your Cradle by Rosa Lane
We are speaking and singing with pigeons and grasses and rooftops, with paintings and choruses and a deep robust […]
Seen + Unseen by Jennifer Militello
Nicole W. Lee’s poetry has been published in or is forthcoming from AGNI, Crazyhorse (now swamp pink), Gulf […]
Nicole W. Lee — “Here is Where We Meet”
Molly Bolton’s poetry is rooted in the landscape of Appalachia and is interested in liberative frameworks of spirituality. […]
Molly Bolton — A Portfolio of Poetry
Deployed. Everything had to be put away. His grey fuzzy robe, the blue cup with his toothbrush. And we […]
Rachel Rix — “IN THE FIELD”
Like the most aerial of birds, the heart breaks into a day all by itself, nearly a perfect […]