Poetry

What machines we are, clawing at the lack of air in our sleep, imagining a song, hearing […]

Biography at the Speed of Light by Adam Clay

My exes shall rise up from their Mazdas & adorn themselves in denim. I’ll take their hands […]

It was like standing in the midst of a city park with a friend who shows you […]

One Too many days I have started as you and ended leagues away. Is it our ambiguous […]

i. of beasts When a horse lies down it lies down to die. It lies down […]

It was like dreaming that you are given the keys to a model city and instantly feeling […]

Gregor Podlogar, born in Ljubljana in 1974, graduated in philosophy from the University of Ljubljana. He has published […]

I carry a word in my walls. Or two, to share. What I was once sure of, […]

Kiki Petrosino is the author of two books of poetry: Hymn for the Black […]

From one edge of the bridge back to the other, we tug at the weaving mules, and […]

Aunt Chris asked to be buried with a poem promising reunion. Others grow tired of waiting, take […]

—Every childhood achieves something great and irreplaceable for humanity. —Walter Benjamin — not martyr martyr martyr […]