by Chris Watson
Category Archive: Poems
by E. R. Lutken
by Eric Loya
by George Franklin
by Michel Steven Krug
by Scudder Parker
Discipline // I Can Say Church If You Ask Me // Elementary School
Paseo de la Presa #69
[In Paris:] | [In Philadelphia:] | [In Berlin:] | [In Santa Fe:]
by Brian Yapko
by Charles Grosel
Palimpsest // Sticks & Stones
by Mark Jackley
Translation by CB Brady
by S. Maniaci
by Seth Amos
by Shelly Stewart Cato
by Christine Jones
trans. Don Boes and Gabriella Bedetti
by James Ellenberger
by Kathleen Loe
Canada Geese // diving bell
Man of God // Man van God | Love’s complaint // Liefdesklacht | On the empty pillow by my side // Op het lege kussen naast me | Paper plane // Vliegtuigje
by Micki Blenkush
trans. Boris Kokotov
Después de la Tormenta // After the Storm | Té de Jengibre // Ginger Tea
by Anthony Aguero
by Becca Carson
Until Further Notice
As soon as the aftermath of one death becomes manageable, another occurs. Don’t question yourself now; I’ll tell you exactly how to do it. Get sunburned at the funeral. Keep a bottle of bourbon on the nightstand.
…
—keep reading: Until Further Notice by Kim Ellingson
by Bill Rasmovicz
Saxophone
I lift a dark curtain to the crown of the windowpane,
twist until the spring rod is taut across the jambs.
A hum pinches from my throat. The drape a current
my hands trace, the ribbed foam I pressed in panels
on my father’s wall. …
—keep reading: Saxophone by Will Russo
Living in Exile
To live in exile.
A bitter juxtaposition,
practically an oxymoron.
My children
speak different languages,
and even I,
between sleep and wakefulness,
hear separate languages
inside my head.
…
—keep reading: In Translation: Two Poems by Julio Monteiro Martins
by Brad Buchanan
Found in the Dictator’s Desk // Calculations
by Hatcher Grey
by Holly Kelso
trans. Donald Stang & Helen Wickes
by Kim Ellingson
by Laurel Szymkowiak
by Mary Helen Callier
by Sam Reichman
by Tiara Dinevska-McGuire
by Will Russo
by Keith Donnell Jr.
by kerry rawlinson
by Carolyn Oliver
by Christie Towers
by Dargan Ware
by Elsa Bell
by George Franklin