Two Poems by Donna Vorreyer
look how the wet seeks the sand
Poetry
“If prose is a house, poetry is a man on fire running quite fast through it.”
—Anne Carson
How Cousteau’s Coral Killed Picasso: A Poem by Jared Beloff and Adrian Dallas Frandle
Picasso’s eyes no longer saw for themselves
Ritual: A Poem by Marc Vincenz
The April day scorns your true beauty.
Burning: A Poem by Prosper Ifeanyi
I wrap myself into an effigy, a portraiture of a phoenix
Hometel: A Poem by Nicole Tallman
Small children sometimes understand truths better than adults do
Two Poems by Jane Zwart
'Wonder Engine' and 'Old Sons' by Jane Zwart
Almost Famous: A Poem by Shelby Hinte
Now that I am a literary critic I wonder if it is a bad thing
Two Poems by Sophie Bernik
"Sunday Love" and "Ideology"
The Thing Is: A Poem by Rachel Andelman
Being pretty is one thing.
Things I Wish I Told My Mother Before She Died: A Poem by Ezra Solway
You taught me the difference between childish and childlike.