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Samantha L Boucher

May 19, 2020

this is a poem for my sister

it was autumn, when she sat across my mom and dad at the dinner table. i imagine, the light was soft. she didn’t eat her peanut butter...

Jesse Ikker

May 19, 2020

Fracture Incarnate

Suppose yourself a spotted deer Within the realms of forest, Tracking immortality, Each mottle marking life - You drift through thickets...

Laura Deluca

May 19, 2020

I Scratch Her Back, She Tears Mine to Shreds

I tuck my Trauma into bed beside me, Kiss her forehead and braid her hair Nurture through reading her a nightly tragedy I take great care...

Pat Cognato

May 19, 2020

Cotton Candy Floss

I twist open my big numb skull. The wretched ridges squeak apart as I lift the upper piece of my cranium. As I stare forward, the hum of...

Jackson Galati

Apr 15, 2019

Untitled

What do you do when you know you’re going to die? I mean I know I’m not invincible, but death is not in my sights. It could be lurking...

Jackson Galati

Apr 15, 2019

On Working in the Family Business

The hot summer sun sends to earth its rays To sting the young worker’s exposed fresh back; Digging down in the hole to pass his days ...

Amber Cherichetti

Apr 14, 2019

Mosquitoes

I remember the pine needles and bug bites of summers spent ages ago. I remember branches ripped from growing boughs and stripped of their...

Juliana G Riedman

Apr 14, 2019

The Infrared Scope of Pointlessness

I would write an obituary for the four word infection called hope, parasitic at its prime and poisonous at its primitive, if I believed...

Michael Raver

Feb 5, 2018

A Drop

Humble small speck of green utopia From the surface seemingly motionless Yet full of life, cilia beat ceaseless Paradise to the paramecia...

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