POETRY: DON’T LOOT DON’T SHOOT by Tom Lakin
For George Floyd, Age 46 Don’t loot. Don’t shoot. Don’t sit. Don’t stand. Don’t look. Don’t touch. Don’t speak. Don’t ride. Don’t march. Don’t shout. Don’t kneel. Don’t vote. Don’t […]
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Poetry: Marbling by Michael T. Smith
Michael T. Smith is an Assistant Professor of English who teaches both writing and film courses. He has published over 150 pieces (poetry and prose) in over 80 different journals. […]
Poetry: We are, all of us, looking by McKenna Themm
But we forget to notice our own undoing and clench onto the hope that we are, all of us, looking
Poetry: Poem Beginning in Whispered Prayer by Ashley Kunsa
the light calls your name / do you hear the sweetness
Poetry: Things to Do with Silence by Romana Iorga
The mouth of a well brims with silence. Quench your thirst, carry it forth wherever you go. The path will lead back to it some distant tomorrow. Break your bread […]
Poetry: Girls at Night on a Beach Somewhere in North Carolina by Laura Sobbott Ross
a broken kaleidoscope glittering the hemlines of girls who don’t tilt toward the light, but ache for the horizon
Poetry: Now by Marc Darnell
the yellowed calendar girls know your age
Poetry: Hustler by George Bishop
There was once a lot of green between towns
Poetry: Primary Parent by Gillian Thomas
To remain/in this cast, I’m the supporting player
Poetry: Photography by Chris Mason
1 Leave old Sappho book open to water-color poems outside overnight to be photographed at dawn. 2 Disposable camera left on dashboard during meteor storm has handprints of Solar […]
