Ayelet Amittay is a psychiatric nurse practitioner and poet in Eugene, Oregon. Her work has appeared in Michigan […]
Poetry
the teacheris talkingmental preparationand sharp toolsdon’t be Mateoshe saysMateo beingthe onewho most lovesscalpelsand sinceit’s 8th gradeshe sayskeep it […]
Watching the Livestream of my Daughter’s 8th Grade Shark Dissection ...
Stephen Cramer’s first book of poems, Shiva’s Drum, was selected for the National Poetry Series and published by […]
A Folio of Poetry by Stephen Cramer
We walk the little GroveStreet Park that bleeds into NorthStreet, dirt clouding the cemented path,a few blood-flushed leaves, […]
Grandfather Reading Celan in Middletown, NY by Carlie Hoffman
I have a heart. It is full of horses. My mother’s heart, […]
Give the Lake a Moment to Speak About the Horses ...
Ken Holland, has been nominated three times for the Pushcart Prize, and has had work published in such […]
A Folio of Poetry by Ken Holland
Leigh Sugar (she/her) is a Michigan-born, Brooklyn-based disabled artist. She hold san MFA from NYU (where she studied […]
A Folio of Poetry by Leigh Sugar
This bill provides certain aliens with a path to receive permanent resident status and contains other immigration-related provisions. […]
Frontier by Kira Tucker
I. Release We freed balloons, once, at a vigil—a hundred foil doves and latex pearls inked with the […]
Total Climate by Kira Tucker
The best way to make dreams come true is to wake up. […]
Edict for Negro Advancement by Kira Tucker
buried our grandmother at what must have been the warmest hour in December—the sky too blue to believe. […]
Together, We by Kira Tucker
1. Start easy. When you find yourself among those who impose their help, your own wishes something incidental, […]