All articles filed in Poetry

by Daniel Sarah Karasik. calling riots / counterproductive / is like calling a tornado…

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by Matt Mitchell. my body is sometimes just a body living inside the body of a car traveling west. a swell of mitochondria with a plywood ass that can’t hold jeans up. a gas-efficient car dashboard heating up out-of-state thighs…

by Leijia Hanrahan. i  had a dream  that che  guevara  acquired an additional dimension  or  two, / helped himself down from the monument at revolution square, and jumped

by Terra Oliveira. may our work / be God’s work / and may the work of God

by Mathilda Cullen. The doctor told me she would never speak / to me again. “I can’t believe I have you,” she said to me. / It was a miracle, a communism collapsing speech altogether.

by Stephanie Cawley. A machine weaves cloth / so a woman can write / a poem. The machine weaves / so one woman can write

by Isaac Pickell. if black were human / it would be already / if you were breathing / you would be all ready

by Devyn Springer. the apocalypse was rhodesia was israel / was the united east india company / was new zealand and australia / was jim crow and jim jones

by Khalypso. no & i have only just considered stopping. / it doesn’t hurt enough. the pain has only just settled / into the grooves—maybe there’s spendable gold