top of page
Search


Two Fowls -- poetry by Hope Yang
We stand shoulder to shoulder Hair charcoal black, eyes the rich earth Flaming blood from one fire To any foreigner, plumage of same...

Editor
Jun 11, 20211 min read
Â
Â


My grandmother is learning braille -- poetry by Blair Bowers
My grandmother is learning braille, her wrinkled fingers feel around for the dunes of the wooden page, I watch as she shows me the...

Editor
Jun 11, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Having, Worthy of, or Bringing -- poetry by Marisa Oishi
I am that golden leaf dangling in the breeze , only noticed for my destiny— to fall. another faint zephyr sweeps me up and I want to...

Editor
Jun 11, 20212 min read
Â
Â


Hushed Daffodils -- poetry by Claire Pletcher
My mother planted a garden and soon sweet bees swarmed in she showered it with fresh dew rain and the soft scent of honeysuckles...

Editor
Jun 11, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Rainy Day -- poetry by Christian Cheng
I look to the sky and wait a moment of silence in anticipation of its touch I open my mouth as it begins to descend from the heavens...

Editor
May 28, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Texas girl visits Idaho but never learned how to tell... -- poetry by Ruth Anne Patterson
"Texas girl visits Idaho but never learned how to tell the difference between angels and local wildlife" Out back of my aunt and uncle’s...

Editor
May 14, 20212 min read
Â
Â


Swamplands -- poetry by Finley Heesch
across the street i see an old man and a nineteen-year-old girl. a newborn wails in her arms as a burnt cigarette lands at her feet....

Editor
May 14, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Sedona -- poetry by Emily Harris
I don’t think it’ll get near us. I heard there’s already some nearby— The chatter swells in the airport and up in the clouds, But comes...

Editor
May 14, 20212 min read
Â
Â


Musings of a Perfectionist -- poetry by Hannah Ascher
tread carefully, my dear upon the crushed cans the cloying syrup submerges your stockinged feet the meticulous snapsnapsnap of splintered...

Editor
Apr 23, 20211 min read
Â
Â


steve -- poetry by Sanya Tinaikar
i wake up. i brush my stained teeth so the plaque disintegrates. i feed marley and boil only one egg while i drink fresh solitude from...

Editor
Apr 23, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Maybe The Construction Noises Will Cover It -- poetry by Cathy Shang
Some days I wish it was socially acceptable to run into the garden and scream into the sky. I wish to tear every shred of weight out of...

Editor
Apr 23, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Phantoms -- poetry by Athena Mahajani
Drenched in a downpour of sweat I wake in my torn tent with a start; Hands trembling, bile in my throat, I grab for my M16 but find...

Editor
Apr 23, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Quake -- poetry by Aminah Aliu
for George Floyd 7.5 billion people on Earth Unable to stop a 46-year-old earthquake From happening I guess death is nothing but a...

Editor
Apr 2, 20211 min read
Â
Â


The 97% -- poetry by Alyssa Rebhun
When I was 5, I didn’t know about the 97% But I knew what my neighbor did was wrong. When I was 8, I didn’t know about the 97% But I knew...

Editor
Apr 2, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Morning at Tancheon Station -- poetry by Minkyu Shim
I stepped out from Woosung Apartment, and the Tancheon River undulates below the short bridge connecting Songpa and Kang-nam. Heize’s...

Editor
Apr 2, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Crape Myrtle -- poetry by Meredith Caldwell
She wanted oak trees And a room big enough for two Grandchildren She said over the phone, static wrapping words in a crinkly package,...

Editor
Apr 2, 20212 min read
Â
Â


To Dance With Ghosts -- poetry by Silus Marriott
I would dance with ghosts. To be tangled in their arms, feeling their far away breaths, To ask them whether their hearts still beat, When...

Editor
Apr 2, 20211 min read
Â
Â


Waiting in Dokdo -- poetry by Haewon Yun
Navy sailors in black uniforms, heavy rifle slung against their shoulders probe the Ulleungdo Village. Rose of sharon looms along the...

Editor
Apr 2, 20211 min read
Â
Â


M.O.A.F.S.O.A.B -- poetry by Lily Gerhard
I. I am a woman who for the most part is anything but There is nothing I love more than the color pink and how a dress looks on my body...

Editor
Mar 19, 20213 min read
Â
Â


Thought experiment for hamartias -- poetry by Sarah Zhang
if Achilles could catch the tortoise, he would probably skin it alive for making him chase it for millennia. the taunt of a mottled tail...

Editor
Mar 19, 20211 min read
Â
Â
bottom of page