The Gatlinburg Fire One day in the mountains people woke up to leaves shedding sparks and the sky a red iron sizzling steam in wood
Category: poetry
Two Poems by Amanda Rodriguez
Ravens Wild things, Children collect tickets and ribbons And locks with no keys, Grimy matchbox cars, Rusted safety pins, and Baby teeth. Shiny treasure trash.
Two Poems by Robert Beveridge
Cashing In How you remained awake as the crows ate you, you have no idea. It was less painful than you feared. More to observe,
Five Poems by Gerard Sarnat
HIGH DUDGEON “The Dungeness crab, Cancer magister, is a species that inhabits eelgrass beds and water bottoms on the west coast of North America.” —
Poems from Double Time (3), Group 1 by Robert Lietz
PARLAYING The ticking and chimes add nothing to the unhinged details, to the witness disengaged, or to this trimmed lawn, these rakings fictionalized, have nothing
Two Poems by Anjali Enjeti
Alias INTRODUCTION In the months before I got married, 468 people asked me whether I was keeping my name. Zero asked my fiancé. I decided
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