Poetry: Hustler by George Bishop
There was once a lot of green between towns
Tag Archives: Poetry
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 […]
Poetry: Play Pretend by Emily Cementina
why do I crave home remembering it like some oasis not sure it ever was though yes sunlight afternoons with floral dresses the whole yard […]
Poetry Submissions Opening Soon!
We’re setting the table to feast on your work! Poetry submissions will reopen on All Saints’ Day, Friday, November 1st. Watch this space this week for an update on our […]
Three Poems by Lauren Bender
It’s habit to lift my head / at the sound of certain voices, / women who walk by like farmers / with toughened arms, ready
to find anything slightly off / and set it right.
Five Poems by Carl Boon
At Seventeen At seventeen, you wore a purple gown and danced alone to Tony Martin’s “There’s No Tomorrow.” You were too old for the boys, too young for the men, […]
Call for Submissions: Yellow Arrow Publishing
Yellow Arrow Journal is now accepting submissions for its summer edition. The theme this time around is “Courage.” We gratefully accept creative nonfiction and poetry by writers who identify as […]
Poetry: Four Poems by Nancy Allen
The A.T. has its dangers: bears, crazy armed
loners, frostbite, but this carnival ride
tops the list.
Four poems by Surabhi Balachander
Always the possibility. Once upon a time we were lost on an island, halfway across the Bay Bridge. She wore the same clothes for two or three days, without washing […]
