Antisocial Media by Jennifer Militello via American Poetry Review
Antisocial Media It’s easier to computer than to crash. It’s easier to computer than to…
Browsing: Poetry Redux
Forensics by Kenzie Allen via The Iowa Review
Forensics The burial matters. Fetal and twisted fear their gods and there may be red…
Gray and Blue by Anzhelina Polonskaya (tran. Andrew Wachtel) via American Poetry Review
Gray and Blue Today you came again and asked me to buy you some clothes.…
Vardaman by Matt Morton via Cream City Review
Vardaman My brother is Darl. He went to Jackson on the train. I saw my…
Pathology by Kenzie Allen via The Iowa Review
Pathology I used to have a depression on the ring finger of my right hand…
Dominion by Christopher Kempf via Harpur Palate
Dominion “& God said unto them, ‘Be fruitful & multiply, & replenish the earth, &…
Sonnet Among the Almond Trees by Dana Koster via Indiana Review
Sonnet Among the Almond Trees Half-standing on the tractor, half-sitting in Justin’s lap, I weave…
What’s Leftover by Julie Henson via The Madison Review
What’s Leftover So every day in January I cried in the shower. February too. So…
The Moon Smells Like Burnt Gunpowder by Dana Koster via EPOCH
The Moon Smells Like Burnt Gunpowder How did we smell it when our heads were…
The First Time by Edgar Kunz via The Journal
The First Time Me and Ant shirtless at the corner of Sanford and St. Paul,…
