1. There are right and wrong ways to put your mouth around the void in the […]
Poetry
After Hanif Abdurraqib and Dorothy Chan O friend—narcissist that I am, I see you for […]
Double Sonnet for the Lucky Gold Cat at the Register ...
Without sickness or the list of factory-feelings a person calls dreams. A person can wake. […]
My Love For Myself Is As Quiet As A Weed ...
The first time I saw anyone naked was after I looked kids with flat faces […]
Why I’m Not a Good Lover by Fay Dillof
because it’s hailing in the desert and the horses seem unmoved by a sky full of […]
I Take Shelter under the Stables by Nicholas Yingling
The human brain weighs 1300 grams, about the heft of one two-slice toaster. I love this […]
Toaster by Annie Diamond
Pink as a seashell. Mid-yawn, breasts rising like soldiers. In the shopping cart, duct tape & […]
Ode to the Damsel by Hala Alyan
I couldn’t say exactly when the thermal met the dew point and I knew I was […]
Cloud by Christine Hemp
Here, in the clinic, a therapist asks the child to draw a picture of her body—to […]
After Odysseus by Megan Pinto
What’s left is hunt. Is father’s shirt quickening on the line. Is […]
Special Report, After Rain by Matthew Gellman
In group, when the counselor sets a big pad of paper on an easel at the front […]
New England Lyric by Chloe Honum
The title is Survive This The title is Whispered into My Hands The title is Blue Hills, […]