Poetry

75 Percent by Ivy Almond

They received a much needed shower this morning: bare branches of trees, Fall's fallen crushed leaves, Spring's new buds and blossoms,…

4 years ago

Aubade with Persephone by Jen Finstrom

“Persephone is having sex in hell.” –“Persephone the Wanderer,” Louise Glück This isn’t hell, but it is the suburbs, and…

4 years ago

The Innocent by Vasvi Kejriwal

He told my Ma I was too young to know what a tumor felt like. Dad took us to the…

4 years ago

A Shilling Per Sonnet by Manasvini Ranganathan

In life it was pen not people who were moved In despair the ink painted erotic, sensational scenes Censored for…

4 years ago

Journey to Seven by Katie Quarles

Grandmother made Dad and a bullet-hole in her chest. She kept a perfect record: circumference of wrist: 3 inches circumference…

4 years ago

Memory Scan by Michaela Erwin

The comfort of an elementary photograph pulls me from the digital archives of Instagram: I am kneeling to tie my…

4 years ago

Winter by Charles Byrne

again, and her hair changes color with the season, first day, now night. Eyes liner-keened, cigarette in hand, a mouth’s…

4 years ago

The One and the Many by James Miller

Most lunches I visit the taqueria. Today, I’ve waited a half-hour for my chilled tostadas, pored over the Parmenides—coiled serpents…

4 years ago

Bolt by Dave Malone

[bolt] noun A roll of cloth or wallpaper of specified length. As in: I sewed a humid Ozark summer with…

4 years ago

A Dozen Ideas for Soul Unfurling by David M. Alper

Pick apart literature never quite getting to the point Chafe fertility using scissors and tape Compose a song about circles…

4 years ago

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