Oct 10, 2020
by Jill Evans
In the cool morning, bright-hot now from his bath, / my child’s child leans into my lap
Sep 25, 2020
by Katie Tunning
I’m sorry for saying the heat death of the universe / when you asked what comforted me most
Jul 17, 2020
by Emily Bornstein
Don’t tell me there isn’t something pretty about you / (don’t tell me you don’t know it).
Jul 6, 2020
by Lynn McGee
I cradle him, big kid curled like an infant, water rocking, / chlorine staunching his vivid knees, belly swollen, / legs blue.
Mar 19, 2020
by Andrew Hemmert
If the places you go become you, / you must account for the drive-through / liquor store housed in the old carwash.
Jan 12, 2020
by Katie Manning
“And you know what the raven says.”
Oct 21, 2019
by Katharyn Howd Machan
about his sadness. / About how the moon hung full / that morning, every morning
Oct 2, 2019
by Valentina Gnup
At sixty-one, I count and recount my remaining summers.
Jun 20, 2019
by Benjamin Cutler
After the final harvest, the forecast / called for freezing temperatures / and the end of this winsome world.
May 2, 2019
by Partridge Boswell
Blind to what tickles the delta of nerves there / you rub a humming with the back of your hand