Poetry by Kelli Russell Agodon
It’s too much white space and not enough hot sauce on the popcorn.
Poems
Slang for Long-Term Relationship
Jun 05, 2023
On Touch
Jul 11, 2022
Poetry by José Angel Araguz
Touching, letting go, returning to touch: we love with the persistence of flies!
The Woman Who Visited Her Cornfield
May 02, 2022
Poetry by Jennifer Martelli
They found the snake sleeping and lidless, the shape of a humped woman halfway down its length.
Seasonal
May 02, 2022
Poetry by Khalil Elayan
Wood smoke is pervasive and copies my paved serpent, creating barriers among brothers.
Prerequisite
Nov 29, 2021
Poetry by Wendy Brown-Baez
As if you had claimed your voice before it was silenced.
The Sophist’s Dilemma
May 18, 2020
Two Poems by Peter Bethanis
With just the right amount of useless junk, loneliness is bearable.
Today in 7th Period
Nov 11, 2019
Poem by Steve Henn
What had started as an attempt at witty improv had grown strange, weird and oddly gregarious.
Measures of Grace
Mar 11, 2019
by Iris Jamahl Dunkle
The first days after you died sunk like stones.
Excommunicate
Feb 04, 2019
Poem by Maryanne Hannan
Always someone somewhere whose wall-kicking must be stopped.
How a Woman Describes Hope in Midlife
Jan 21, 2019
Two Poems by Chelsea Dingman
I don’t know how the world ends, but I know fire lies.
