What Are You Wearing Right Now? (An Outfit of Four Poems)

Benjamin DavisJanuary 29, 2023

Pant You only need one pair of pants. I know this because I’ve worn these pants for over seven hundred days; black sweatpants masquerading as jeans; flip up th...

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Inside the Waiting Room, I Put My Phone on Do Not Disturb

Hanna PachmanJanuary 26, 2023

I wait for my lover to text me. I wait for the doctor to see me. What am I able to build from his instructions? I wish you were seeing someone, because th...

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How a Scorpio loves (thoughts while you were sleeping)

Gretchen FilartJanuary 24, 2023

The rain thrummed on the rusty red roof while my mind wandered to the honeyed swaths of mountains in small town Ukiah where I will toil for the American drea...

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Tinder Bio

Carly Wheelehan GelsingerJanuary 22, 2023

my three daughters are forming & they watch. I have grown teeth inside me, spun feeding cords from my own blood & though each month I’ll s...

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Journalistic Integrity of Your Own Mind

Noah CiceroJanuary 19, 2023

Sitting with old retired men, men who have been very nice to me Men who donate to charity, men who spend time in soup kitchens But time has passed for them, a...

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Weekend alone

Lindsay HargraveJanuary 19, 2023

I feel like I have so many buried treasures in my name. They are all the names of kung fu movies you begged me to watch and I greedy watched without...

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I am a Planet

Michelle ErotasJanuary 11, 2023

Do not land All heroes spat back out into orbit Choking, my dust in their lungs I ask no man to come light up my caves Another boot on my cheek and I s...

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On Palimpsest and Pavers

Robert John MillerJanuary 9, 2023

i. There is a place in Spain she tells me a city built on top of itself and over again like a Borges story She tells me in excited confidence, like it's w...

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I WANT A PERFECT SOUL

Zoe Contros KearlJanuary 8, 2023

Mountain Dew poured over beautiful, crackling ice. Outside: fog fog fog. Rain, sleet for days. The valley is saturated, can take no more, and I forget wha...

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Winter walk ‘94 

Robyn SchelenzJanuary 5, 2023

Entertaining so you don’t cry. did you know every winter all the trees fall and grizzlies put them back up it’s true Grumpy and crunchy Through the snow...

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In a Dream I Watch UFC With You

Kaylee Young-Eun JeongDecember 26, 2022

When I look at you I think revolutionary thoughts like that people go home to their houses and are happy eating dinner with the family they've always want...

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Recurrent stress dreams in the style of F.R.I.E.N.D.S episode titles

Allison ThungDecember 7, 2022

The One Where I Miss the School Bus Because I Was Queuing for Food in a Poorly Run Convenient Store The One Where I Miss the School Bus Because I Was Queuein...

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3 poems

Austin DavisNovember 28, 2022

night walk   layla and her kids sleep on a bridge that frowns over the freeway   wrapped in blankets on a yellow slab of foam, the...

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Portrait with Bulls and Burritos

Mickie KennedyNovember 24, 2022

My mother had dreams of the tango in Barcelona. The closest she got was throwing up behind a Taco Bell, gripping a bottle of vodka by the neck. Bulls are c...

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Lone Star

Molly WalshOctober 26, 2022

a truck bed raised eighteen inches. a mini-Tahoma summit to the passenger seat. swallow my salted goodbyes. flashes of a blue merle’s howl echo out of the drive...

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How to Be Alive

Leticia Priebe RochaOctober 26, 2022

There is something delicious about witnessing flirtation. A hand extended beyond one bubble onto another, the brush of an arm. Laughter loud, too loud for any...

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Poem where I imagine myself as part of the Donner Party

Leigh ChadwickOctober 3, 2022

I’m scared to eat anyone’s eyes because I’m worried I’ll see their dreams & the sickness each of them carry, or that they will constantly be looking at my i...

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When Candy Becomes a Footnote

Karen CrawfordOctober 3, 2022

The dead girl won’t stop talking. She’s hanging in your room, scrolling through your phone, speaking in hidden hashtags. 1#Deb. 2#Mia. 3#Ana. 4#Sue. She isn’...

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Happy Happy Joy Joy

Maria PrietoOctober 3, 2022

after The Ren & Stimpy Show scrawny dyspeptic chihuahua / eyes reflecting cataclysmic stars / the violence of papilledema / i fear to discover his becomi...

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Pamplemousse La Croix

Zoe ClarkSeptember 23, 2022

fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck fuck, fuck, fuck i type this over and over until it has no meaning your sad flat death tears me open as i look at my iPhone 6 dr...

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I’ve been waiting on you

Kelsey ListerSeptember 23, 2022

I became Clementine on a good day. Wearing a heavy jacket, I ran away to take a walk on the wintered beach. I stepped towards the pier, the cold wind moved me a...

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THE FILLMORE SILVER SPRING, JUNE 22, 2013

K. Tyler ChristensenSeptember 23, 2022

Courtney Love is a strobe— a blue light in a black slip draped in red velvet curtains she stands tall takes requests & pauses when a fan sc...

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Saturn GuoSeptember 22, 2022

You are unknown to me, some unprecedented thing of beauty or agony, I'll never know. (I found out). We discover the entropy of each other’s veins before we...

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Pomegranate Popsicle

Morgan BoyerSeptember 21, 2022

Like corn-syrup crimson-colored ice cubes stuck to the wrapper, I sit as the spring turns to summer. It’s funny how the moment spring is gone the specter o...

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AN GraceSeptember 19, 2022

There's a hole under the wire fence where the cats run. I think it bothers my sense of order. Things that should be neat and tidy but instead see fit to tormen...

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I Get Distracted

Cal LaFountainSeptember 5, 2022

I get distracted. I set my brain to tasks like, “Earn some money, call a friend, make a sandwich.” Before I’ve fused the bread my mind is gone on self-made s...

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I Stayed

Teresa BrickeySeptember 5, 2022

For Cosmopolitans, Candy-glossed kisses And chlorophyll filled lungs. I stayed For miracles on 31st street, Drives down Miami, And mostly for the bouqu...

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Ron Livingston And I Share A Birthday

Ashley GoffSeptember 5, 2022

I wear a sundress to the office. No one’s there, just me and my unshaven upper thighs. Sensual central air inspires me to shimmy off my sweaty thong and tos...

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Three Poems On My Path To Spiritual Enlightenment

Benjamin DavisSeptember 5, 2022

1. Yoga It looks like there are penises on my yoga mat. Thousands and thousands of kissing penises. This, I think, is unacceptable. Making a yoga mat does no...

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Two Short Films

Jeffrey ThompsonAugust 25, 2022

1. In seventh grade they showed us a movie, black and white with no words. A poor old lady in Paris cherishes a bean plant that she keeps on a windowsill ...

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