Elegy for a Curbside Poet
November 2, 2020Essay by Khalil Elayan
I think now, in this time of violence and protest, of what Steve Cannon would say about the madness of some and the resolve of others.
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Adrift
November 2, 2020Poems by David Meischen
Beside her, the vase swallows her own shadow.
Frontier: A Definition
November 2, 2020Poetry by Iris Jamahl Dunkle
We seek the ocean to find the edge of ourselves.
Exuberant Pink
October 19, 2020Poems by JP Howard
if i blink, then open my eyes, i am a kaleidoscope of slivers, all pink.
Therapy
October 19, 2020Poetry by Ellen McGrath Smith
Call it a microcosm or just let it stand for as long as it stands, for as long as it takes your attention and care.
Receipts
October 12, 2020Essay by Lloyd Sy
Every purchase must be tracked to dispel any ugly merchant tricks and ensure that our meager tips were never misread.
The Guy Who Hated Running
October 12, 2020Essay by Aaron Giddings
Running was a secret identity known only to my closest family—with me donning spandex tights to go for early morning jogs.
