Poetry

Fragment on Youth

By G.D. Currie
Even with some details refurbished, others gone ragged and its edges all eaten up in blue it commands the respect we give anything that stands a great ways away and remains in...

Flight

By Sarah Des Rosiers-Legault
I cannot be the only one who feels the sexual tension between strangers on airplanes, the altitude flicking the light on in my womb, like if we’re not careful we could all...

DON’T DELETE THIS!!!

By Justin Timbol
Sobbing your way down the 401 on the four-hour trip home will have you starting to feel like maybe the sudden resurgence of instagram story chain mail was right all along. Try...
Contest Winner

MY RECEPTION

By Patrick O'Reilly
This poem won the third 2026 Mini Contest! / /
Contest Winner

Suddenness Lullaby

By Medrie Purdham
This poem won the second 2026 Mini Contest, a warmup round for the 2-Day Contest! / /

Safranal

By Ata Zargarof
You stand by the stove, stirring a pot of bubbling rice— sticky, gelatinous—your arthritic fingers stained gold by pinched saffron. Your hair is the same rusty bob, your brown eyes ringed with...

Moving Ruins

By Meryem Yildiz
after Zoë Keating i am revisiting a common kestrel eating a bat on the ledge of someone’s bedroom window. it’s 2010 again and the chat logs are beaming, teeming with conversion of...

Under the Sun

By Karen Solie
Rain is the merging of cool air with warm under general conditions of humidity. Try to remember it has nothing to do with love or grief. This is the consolation of philosophy:...

Baseball Game, with Octopus

By Alexander Hollenberg
I want the dusty afternoon sun to sneak up on top of me through the living room shutters while I loll on my couch listening to Buck Martinez lament the modern catcher’s...