poem. The way mouths have the shapes of leaves, my body, forest of bones, I will […]
Poetry
—Michelle Detorie the way a fist that wishes it were a heart wants to be the […]
South Carolina is / shaped like a heart: / like ...
Because I could not, the flowers in my doctor’s office +++++++bloomed. Red tulips the size of […]
Diagnosis by Talia Bloch
Your childhood species don’t matter here— all the birdless metalworks and noise are less the merganser, […]
The Death Terms of Cowboys (I) by Erin Radcliffe
My father taught me that in a dream a scream finds you on both sides. Reaching […]
Salvo by Marielle Prince
when I was little, they made us wave little flags at the president, our school was near […]
(Unfinished Sketches of a Revolution) by Brane Mozetic, translated by ...
oh deer, i am sorry for your roadside funeral—speeding procession of shock & pity we wonder how […]
roadkill by t’ai freedom ford
the child-snow listens, (enclaved) ungirds its mission posture fever-dream of anemone, radio fosse/foundry the […]
the child-snow (2) by G.C. Waldrep
Bear Creek, NC The muscles in my lower back have trained themselves to spasm around […]
Good Health by Anna B. Sutton
Today let me give you crumbles weeping (v.) sprig of wounds poured from the spine of my […]
Daily Bread by Christina D. Rodriguez
both granny and papa, or at least the dust of what’s left of them, lie in unmarked […]
ancestors by t’ai freedom ford
A murder of crows cawed for justice from the crest of an oak tree as I began […]
