Apr 25, 2021
by Rebecca Foust
I was thirteen, and there was a boy’s mouth / where my legs met.
Apr 14, 2021
by Claire Scott
Suspended between lover and caregiver and not doing either / especially well.
Feb 7, 2021
by David Watts
I heard for the second time / the news of his heart transplant, / details like a post card from a foreign country
Dec 10, 2020
by Oak Morse
We were all one beautiful blend / of mama’s love. My brother, / the color of ecru, the other one / sepia, and me, ebony.
Nov 15, 2020
by Barbara P. Greenbaum
There is a woman in the booth next to us. / She looks at me as I remove my new hat.
Nov 12, 2020
by Renee Agatep
When she finally dies / she’ll meekly ask God why was it all / clattering highchairs, whiskers on stained sinks
Nov 8, 2020
by David Watts
At Jenner-by-the-Sea we scurry / over boulders to the place / where the breakers bear down
Nov 3, 2020
by Rebecca Foust
I made soup tonight, with cabbage, chard / and thyme picked outside our back door.
Oct 25, 2020
by Joseph Fasano
You sit at a window and listen to your father / crossing the dark grasses of the fields
Oct 15, 2020
by Roy Bentley
When Dave Wheeler fielded the hard one-hopper / to short, he fired the ball to Melvin White