"Two for Dinner" by Edward Ahern
I watched a fly join several others on an adhesive strip. I wondered how long it would take him to die. A day or two at least. I also...
Feb 19, 2024
"Weak Week" by Russ Bickerstaff
Monday Trina, Apartment 311 Wake up into a whole new week. The news turns on. Something about tensions overseas. I shower to try to...
Feb 15, 2024
"Lila’s Left Wing" by Jordyn Elizabeth Pimental
My dreamiest day of the week is Tuesday. I’ve tracked nearly every dream I’ve had since I was twelve years old and for the past six or so...
Feb 13, 2024
Two poems by Joshua Martin
The geographic center of an onion oxygen boils anti-memoir questioning hollow snow covered a loom in darkening compact , pounce:::::...
Feb 12, 2024
"All of This" by David Catney
She’s in the passenger seat of my car. I haven’t seen her in weeks. Barely even heard from her. And now here she is. In the passenger...
Feb 8, 2024
"The Old Guy" by Laura Shell
What I'm about to reveal is the stuff they tell you to keep to yourself or share with a group or save for a professional. It's of blood and
Feb 6, 2024
Three poems by Alannah Guevara
I am pink in the image of no maker I slumber in the intersection of life and dreams My heart burns in peaceful necessity And the long hunger
Feb 5, 2024
"who is, I am" by Adedapo Adeniyi and Saint Adam
Mummy Adanma had just gotten back from another day of work at the farm, she lived in a village called Nsugbe in Onitsha along with her...
Feb 3, 2024
"what lies behind the page" by Socks
to be seen through the eyes of a page if the eyes are windows to the soul, then the page is a window to your eyes Written, rapt...
Feb 2, 2024
Visual poems by Laszlo Aranyi
Moon Haiku, Salome's Dream. Laszlo Aranyi (Frater Azmon) poet, anarchist, occultist from Hungary. Earlier books: (szellem)válaszok, A Nap és
Feb 1, 2024


