by admin | Jun 25, 2020 | Featured, Poetry, Uncategorized |
The Tao of Vagaryby Tian-Ai N.B.: We recommend mobile viewing in landscape. Note: the below image version of this poem best preserves its original formatting. For a text version accessible to screen readers, please click here. Tian-Ai’s “The...
by admin | May 25, 2020 | Featured, Poetry, Uncategorized |
Dabblers and Diversby Elizabeth Kerlikowske Our parents collected decoys, artisan ducks they displayed on the divider between kitchen and living room, where we measured our heights. Decoys on the mantel, in a glass case meant for china. Donations to Ducks Unlimited...
by admin | Dec 27, 2019 | Featured, Poetry, Uncategorized |
The Story of Where Iouanaloa Livesby Catherine Esther Cowie I tell the girl I put the sea inside her.I tell the girl if she is still,she can smell the salt,the seaweed, the tourists’ shit.I tell the girlif she closes her eyes,she can hear the sea thrum.I tell the...
by admin | Sep 14, 2019 | Featured, Poetry, Uncategorized |
The Last Train Finola McDonald The Last Train Finola McDonald Moving now against the wind, the city is open.There are no locks.Everything can be fixedbecause everything is broken.The house is, too.But in it there is still a mirror for our reflections.You...
by admin | Jun 7, 2019 | Featured, Poetry, Uncategorized |
Who knows, maybe I'm already living Aurora Lee Shimshak Who knows, maybe I'm already living Aurora Lee Shimshak Aurora Lee Shimshak’s Who knows, maybe I’m already living appears in Flock 22. N.B.: We recommend mobile viewing in landscape. Aurora Lee...
by admin | May 24, 2019 | Featured, Poetry, Uncategorized |
Psalm: A History of the Church in New Mexico Tori Cárdenas Psalm: A History of the Church in New Mexico Tori Cárdenas it begins with a poor brown man across a tract of eastern sea | with blood & bread | the breadth of death and the desert |...
