a poem by Jess Harrison I found myself, one afternoon, downloading that album you played, almost two years ago on Christmas Eve. “There’s so many subtleties about you,” You point out. I never noticed thatContinue reading
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I’ve been moaning
a poem by Jamie Leondaris I’ve woken myself up from my moaning, Tired of the continual groaning, It’s as if I’m remembering everything wrongful I ever did. There was the time I didn’t help myContinue reading
Why can’t my tongue become one with my teeth?
a poem by Sally Familia When I found out I was moving to America, I bought a jean jacket. It was the beginning of December and New York winters would bring more than those denimContinue reading
“Tiptoeing at Friendsmas”
a poem by Rich Glinnen Surrounding me At last night’s dinner: Cold sores A ring of landmines Guided my fork; I circumvented crags of Gnashed Napoleon To avoid a dawn Colored scarlet In bruised Sultry-lipContinue reading