Poetry
June 26, 2022
Darker Ways to Drown || Sara Aultman
June 26, 2022
by Sara Aultman brackish water stains your mouth, salt cuts old wounds never quite healed right on that whiplash tongu…
Poetry
Poetry
June 25, 2022
Pavement Pity Party || Nia Harries
June 25, 2022
by Nia Harries I remember when you cut my heart in two with your tongue. Words lashing in drunken haste, but there …
Poetry
June 25, 2022
I Can Smell the Honeysuckle Bush || Elyssa Diamond
June 25, 2022
by Elyssa Diamond I drop the chalky orb into the just too-hot water, releasing its perfumes. The bathroom is heavy wi…
Poetry
June 24, 2022
Three Poems || Bailey Loveless
June 24, 2022
by Bailey Loveless I must have done something wrong with my cottage in the woods. For instead of fair winged fairie…
Poetry
June 15, 2022
Baptism || Mitt Ann
June 15, 2022
by Mitt Ann Baptism [1] There, down, as the evangelists scratch gold, on the East Coast beach by the breasts of s…
Poetry
June 13, 2022
Please Don’t Take His Name || Taylor Stoneman
June 13, 2022
by Taylor Stoneman River your mouth to his (if you must) but: refuse to be consumed and remade in his likeness: you…
Poetry
June 09, 2022
Ode to a Dark Night Split Open by a Moonbeam || William Bortz
June 09, 2022
by William Bortz paint my lips with yours like there is no god worth fearing press me close like the god worth fearin…
Poetry
June 04, 2022
The Lessor Speaks || Benjamin E. Nardolilli
June 04, 2022
by Benjamin E. Nardolilli They asked me how I didn’t know, and I tell them he was quiet, he kept to himself, he paid…
Poetry
May 20, 2022
Late Night Driving || Rachael Hill
May 20, 2022
by Rachael Hill Heavy quiet of the deep night hangs around me, do not disturb; I ease the wheels over the kerb, g…
Poetry
May 19, 2022
The Problem with Religion Is the People || Megan Hamilton
May 19, 2022
by Megan Hamilton We became our own gods, the divine man on the stage with his microphone, a scalpel dissecting a s…
