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"You Cry For Your Dearest" by Mark McConville
We share moments of grace And we love the bones of the bird That flies around our blooming fantasy Collecting paper notes written in your...
Sep 5, 20221 min read


“Love Me Some Coyote”(After 'Coyote Dream II' by Karen Pierce Gonzalez)..by Kyla Houbolt
Love Me Some Coyote (After 'Coyote Dream II' by Karen Pierce Gonzalez) Coyote is a friend of mine, at least, he told me he was, but how...
Sep 5, 20221 min read


“A Lesson in Nonsense (Re)defined” by Rachel Canwell
Grab a pen, write this down. Ink it before you forget. Nonsense is: The things people shout when they know they are wrong. The things...
Sep 5, 20221 min read


"Snapshot" by Karen Pierce Gonzalez
I am barefoot and hungry on the forest fringe of a black and white dream over-exposed shadows film my skin as I squeeze out of a tightly...
Sep 5, 20221 min read


“8 Short Poems” by Marc Isaac Potter
Each Step Each Step The Ancient Ones step through me. Each step, So fresh No step was ever taken. Purity Two dozen Purity Roses. The...
Sep 5, 20222 min read


"Gold Watch Fever" & "Corporate Restructuring" by R. Gerry Fabian
Gold Watch Fever In progress, anonymous dog-eared milksop employees pigeonhole discreet chagrin so as to excavate spine-tingling...
Sep 5, 20221 min read


"Crossings" & "Blank" by Leticia Priebe Rocha
Crossings after moon river (the frank ocean cover) a friend whom I love dearly once told me: it’s never about them, it’s about you don’t...
Sep 5, 20222 min read


"Caved Silhouettes" & "Forever More" by Rob Azevedo
CAVED SILHOUETTES With tired feet we run while the woods peel back on their own past the boarded homes we played in past crusty folds we...
Aug 22, 20221 min read


“A Woman Witnesses Velvet Shedding” & “Chronic Pain” by Candice Kelsey
A Woman Witnesses Velvet Shedding In the woods behind her house, half a mile from the Savannah River, she hears the bellow of a buck....
Aug 22, 20222 min read


"Clover" by Jerome Berglund
Davis stands before projection… raises instrument to his lips stare long enough through open window catch someone exposed baring all...
Aug 22, 20221 min read


"Fish Supper" & "Watching Dr. Zhivago with my Daughter" by Adele Evershed
Fish Supper so much has been lost along with our Sunday best / we now have different types of Christ tricks / and 60 second flicks...
Aug 22, 20222 min read


"Swimming as Allegory for Living" & "Scar" by Allison Thung
Swimming as Allegory for Living When I say I don’t know how to swim, I mean I never learned to do it properly. That they tried to teach...
Aug 22, 20222 min read


“Magic Theatre Poetry Reading” & “Springtime (Ada by the Shore)” by Lorelei Bacht
Magic Theatre Poetry Reading I wanted to eat you. I did not understand your power, the slick sleaze of it. Your legs uncrossed, offered...
Aug 22, 20222 min read


"Momentarily Neither Here Nor There. Until We Are." by Laura Cooney
I sit, You sit, We sit. You’re talking, I’m listening. I can clearly see your lips moving and I can hear the individual words you’re...
Aug 21, 20222 min read


“Jane in the Kitchen” by Jessica Berry
Unlock my body and move myself to dance Into warm liquid, flowing, blowing glass (Wilco - Heavy Metal Drummer) “Listen. This is the best...
Aug 21, 20221 min read


"Pearl Divers" & "Madame Laveau, Fortune Teller and Police Psychic, has a Vision" by Jason Ryberg
Pearl Divers We’ve crossed two states to be here on this shiny, blue Saturday afternoon of hot cosmic winds and A.M. radio crackle,...
Aug 21, 20222 min read


“The Misericordias” by Steve Passey
Misericordia To speak respectfully of the dead is to not speak of knowing that they’re damned. To go home again and find the front door...
Aug 21, 20222 min read


"The American Beauty at Sunset", " Of Drunk Turkeys and Dead Squirrels"...by Victoria Leigh Bennett
The American Beauty at Sunset He liked to be called “Daddy.” And in his rose garden The same petalled, arrogant aristocrats that bloomed...
Aug 21, 20224 min read


“The State of Me, Love, This” by Ashley Dunn
It has been 22 3 months and I wake up incredulous with you again (like you used to, actually), but I’ll love you again by lunch; then...
Aug 21, 20221 min read


“Noise from a Goat and a Tree” by Ted Naylon Sr.
well, I see the sky over Ireland or maybe marble markings from Connemara goat hide as tight as a fiddle string makes a sound i heard...
Aug 7, 20221 min read
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