Poetry: currant red by Nat Eades
this doesn’t feel like life yet.
Tag Archives: Poetry
Poetry: Days of New Orleans by Gary Sokolow
it was part salvation, part hangover
Poetry Is Open for Submissions!
Poetry is open again for submissions! Check out our guidelines and fire away–we look forward to reading your work!
Poetry: Illusions clothe by Eli Goldblatt
To cut thru things around us—this gentle
surgery always at hand, incited by scent or red
scarf or blue rough hand towel
Poetry: thirty two by Aiden Garabed Farrell
forests are a series of iterations / with slight variation / casting shadows on / what they have already said
Poetry: Finally pleasure was there by Januário Esteves
Finally pleasure was there / Hidden among the shadows of tall buildings
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 […]
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
