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Awaiting...
Dear Katz, It’s been a month and a half, and I’ve been trying to find a way to tell you how I’m feeling and what I’ve finally decided...

Preston Ford
Sep 21, 20247 min read


The Visitation
Lined up like make-believe guests, potted ferns Adorned the entry, their cool shadows dim Switching the parlor—life’s last living room—...

LindaAnn LoSchiavo
Sep 21, 20241 min read


It Must Be Necessary
With enough years of practice, I easily store six days of outfits in a single backpack pocket Crumpled five dollar bills tucked in...

Caidyn Bearfield
Sep 20, 20242 min read


Risala
My Sufi guide and I are meeting on Zoom. She welcomes me with a home-run smile and a “Hi” laced with joy. “Read me one of your poems,”...

Ralph Dranow
Sep 20, 20241 min read


Hexenhaus
Letter from Wolfgang Jakob Welsch to his friend Julius Hofmann, 1627. Translated from the original German by Dr. Angela Windsor, 2009. My...

H.M. Shrike
Sep 20, 20249 min read


Her Heart for a Field of Dandelions
The breeze blew only so softly, the dandelions merely teasing their release. The entire field waved with the gentle wind. Massive stones...

Kyle Brandon Lee
Sep 20, 20245 min read


Slaughterhouse for Third Dimension
I sit in the middle of the wild to watch the last of my wilderness build a shed, take shelter, carve a canoe from my bones. Here the...

Nicole F. Kimball
Sep 20, 20241 min read


Unbidden
Rising from the murky depths of an unconscious soul or a conscious id; whether Freudian, Jungian or surrealian, "nightmares" is too soft...

Rick Hartwell
Sep 20, 20241 min read


The Bones
September rains christened the old cemetery with a bleakness that blackened the gravestones tumbled among the trees grown up in neglect....

D Bedell
Sep 20, 20244 min read


The Listeners
October 15, 2043 I’ve been accepted! By train and boat we journey to join the other initiates. We’re allowed three final phone calls –...

Robyn Thomas
Jul 20, 20248 min read


incarnation
an unfinished feeling, he prays to something beautiful that doesn’t have a name. he tells god he must learn to be five again, when time...

Rowan Tate
Jul 19, 20241 min read


ADIEU
The most memorable are the finals, my father on a morphine drip, burying my first dog, Sporty. According to Oxford, "goodbye" is...

Craig Kirchner
Jul 19, 20242 min read


Uncle Pumpkin's Tongue
I wish I had warned someone about Uncle Pumpkin. Maybe I could have stopped him. Maybe I could have saved those poor kids. But until...

Warren Benedetto
Jul 19, 20247 min read


Snail Vigil
Now that I have tucked you —cracked and broken, body soft— into the damp dark earth in May, the rain loosening the soil and bringing up...

Katherine Olsen
Jul 19, 20241 min read


The Unwanted Place
Let me lie fallow beside the old patch of earth, weedless now and forgotten, ignored because it has no more to give. Let me rest upon its...

Joan Bechtel
Jul 19, 20243 min read


Is
Perhaps god of time is a misnomer and god is time the correct alternative since the former indicates removal from the preposition’s...

John Zedolik
Jul 19, 20241 min read


Epistles to the Horsemen
Hail, Lord of the White Horse, From He of the Red Horse. Greetings and good tidings to you, Honoured Comrade. The first two seals are...

Marco Etheridge
Jul 19, 20246 min read


i tell god i want to write a poem entitled rubato that ends with a dying sound
when god made me he was singing and i am finishing the song—the way birds unfeather themselves into kaleidoscopic color, cosmos creating...

Rowan Tate
Jul 19, 20241 min read


The Godhead
Some people suffer sleepless nights pondering if the Big Bang proves or disproves God. Others have wondered how God said, “Let there be...

Bernardo Villela
Jul 19, 20245 min read


a verse of divine demise
they said carve out the pieces of you that don't fit the world offer them up to the gods for a blessing (no, a curse) (no, a snack) that...

Misty Layne
Jul 19, 20241 min read
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