On the high hills, six white horses eat gray sky. Snow has fallen, soft as flannel on […]
Poetry
after a photograph by Riitta Ikonen and Karoline Hjorth He stands in a salt marsh up […]
Old Man Wearing Vegetation by Patricia Fargnoli
“In each relationship, one must bring something of simple usefulness. Wood or flint to the fire; salt or […]
Pairings: Poets and Painters in Mutual Usefulness by Cassandra Cleghorn
I can enable you to always hear the voices of your loved ones, even though they are far […]
Phonograph Mouth by Rebecca Keith
I am thinking of salmon because I am thinking of breeding. I am thinking of breeding because I’ve […]
I Am Thinking of Salmon by Christina Stoddard
I have that dream again where the Elders stand mute in their […]
Hive by Christina Stoddard
Make believe generally has no rules except to stay in character. —Wikipedia The first time I took a […]
Make Believe by Oliver Bendorf
She below the rock cairns, a brooding wind, climbs higher. She with a visceral pace, its bright shards […]
When Wolf by Lisa Furmanski
If I were born in Prague I’d avoid baroque concerts in libraries, libraries with plaster rosettes, libraries with […]
If I Were Born in Prague by Guy Jean translated ...
It came to so a pass that they would not name God. Thus it happened that they lost […]
[How I Set Her Down] by Arra Ross
1 When I meet Max, I want to follow him around. So do the trees. I also want […]
Conversation With an Invisible Man by Jandy Nelson
for Medgar Evers How thirty calibers ricochet from a rib. You stood sturdy with the bones to match. […]
