by Andrew Walker | Apr 29, 2022 | Issue #4, Issues
Tomorrow I’ll throw this thirst who sits heavy in my chest—widen my mouth to smile out his weight. Today though,I lust for his leaden presence, how he urges my lungstogether like a kiss, the...
by Letitia Jiju | Apr 29, 2022 | Issue #4, Issues
Ram,I hitch the light off Ayodhya’s wickto scour me off your Sita.Stir up a...
by D. Parker | Apr 29, 2022 | Issue #4, Issues
crept crawled | dragged its knees | stabbed elbows into polished | wooden floors | eyes fixed on climax | between crumbs ...
by Kiri DeLande | Apr 29, 2022 | Issue #4, Issues
Mama’s quick to crack these brown, hardened backs, snappin’ ‘emand crackin’ off the tail-ends of these tubers, checking for isolatedimperfections – and she’s quick to inspect ‘em, making mad stacksof lonely, rejected vegetables ‘til she finds cassava flesh so white...
by D. Parker | Apr 29, 2022 | Issue #4, Issues
i disturb your side | of the bed | empty |cold | neat | crisp | impeccable snow | je t’aime & je t’attends | ...
by S.H. Woodgeard | Dec 13, 2021 | Issue #3, Issues
Not enoughgo back outsays DadIt’s colderwettermore snowGo back outget moresays DadWe lug ourmetal pail tothe coal pileUnder whitewith spadeswe chip at blackLittle comeshands red and numbwe dig A current MFA candidate at Wichita State University, S.H. Woodgeard lives...
