“Mantra for a Loser” By: Robin Wyatt Dunn
Thursday was out to get me, the swine of this city angry for my skin and bone. They knew I was a disaster waiting to happen. They knew I was apocalyptic, moroni...
Tag: reflection
“sacred sucre” By: Dylan W. Krieger
when my christ-heart cracks open crownfuls of candy-cane caviar fall out rain down fishy baptism on all the red-rimmed wine-dimmed spectators whip...
“People Who Eat Salmon” By: Rachel Charlene Lewis
Alex and I could buy salmon instead of the tuna fish that sustains us, but right now we wear poverty as a cover for the middle class suburbanism that bored us, ...
“Brush-offs” By: Thaddeus Rutkowski
In my senior year of college, I was given my own art studio. It was a small room, with a worktable, a chair and a stool. Its best feature was an ivy-framed wind...
“Childhood” By: Eric Balaz
XI. That summer we were covered in rashes and our ears stayed infected. We lived where the Niagara bent and collected run-off and debris. We swam at the site of...
4 poems from Lent By: Elizabeth Savage
Buyer’s Remorse consider all you have not chosen to give up Release on the Green conservationists from the kill ennui I sing: you are not perfect ...
“and you’re thinking this is the worst thing that’s happened to me so far” By: Kate LaDew
and you’re thinking what does that mean and can I stand it? and you’re mad for ever wanting to die and you’re mad for ever thinking if I just don’t wake up how ...