Poetry: Again by Brian James Lewis
Like a California wildfire/Taking down acres of trees
Tag Archives: Poetry
Poetry: The Ain’t Gettin Any Younger by Matthew Klane
your ankles are so swollen they’re like geological formations
Poetry: To the Crossing Guard by Brian Simoneau
You giver of fist-bumps, teller of jokes / but meaner of business who takes no shit
Poetry: On the Ribs by Alex Nakahira
Seventh grade. Mr. T writes orgasm / instead of organism on the board.
Poetry: Killing In The Name Of by Sahalie Angell Martin
I want to know where my food comes from but not where it’s been
Poetry: Introduction to Grief by Ariyo Ahmad
mother’s feet are a road that leads to paradise
Poetry: Heart Secrets by Ralph Monday
Darkness is self-created like fresh yeast.
Poetry: Elegy for Tony Allen by Sihle Ntuli
acupuncturing percussionist / blunting us with synths
Intimations of Mortality: An Interview with Christopher Nelson by Sherif Abdelkarim
I subscribe to the notion that a poem should ask difficult questions, whether or not it can answer them.
Poetry: I Wish You Superblooms by Ben Kassoy
I wish every darkness / unleashes you fearless
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