by Will Russo
Category Archive: Poems
by Keith Donnell Jr.
by kerry rawlinson
by Carolyn Oliver
by Christie Towers
by Dargan Ware
by Elsa Bell
by George Franklin
by Greg Friedmann
by Jennifer Brown
by Jordan E. Franklin
by Meg Yardley
by Terri Muuss
by Katrin Ottarsdóttir, trans. Matthew Landrum
by Alaina Bainbridge
Beggared // In Case Sanda Ungureanu Comes Over
by Ayesha Raees
by Barry Peters
by Cait Powell
by Carol Lynne Knight
by Cristina Peri Rossi, trans. Elizabeth Rose
Must Leave Something // Momma as Death and Gate Keeper
by Jen Kindbom
by Kathy Goodkin
by Maya Tevet Dayan, trans. Jane Medved
by Paula Harris
by Peter H. Michaels
Cagibi interviews Aileen Cassinetto, the Poet Laureate of San Mateo County and publisher of Paloma Press
At the Farm Stand // Occupation // State Farm for Women
Nipple Reconstruction or No Nipple Reconstruction // Early Morning Swim at Ballston Beach
by Dominique Russell
by Janice Northerns
by Jen Stewart Fueston
by Lee Ann Dalton
by Alberto Blanco, trans. Ronald J. Friis and Maria Bartlett
by Marek Kulig
by Monchoachi, trans. Patricia Hartland
by Nadia Farjami
by Nicole Callihan
by Osvaldo Bossi, trans. Allison A. deFreese
by Ștefan Manasia, trans. Clara Burghelea
by Wayne Mennecke
by Bill Neumire
by Colin Criss
by D. R. James
by D. R. James
by Fruela Fernández, trans. Sarah Hartley
by Heather ‘Byrd’ Roberts
by Holly Woodward
A Place to Put the Body
All parties barely survived: the gas pump,
the driver and the truck that sailed
into my uncle filling up on his lunch break.
A body can stand up then snap into nameless
and brand-new positions. Just shatter,
reconfigure, medicate, release.
—keep reading: A Place to Put the Body by Jennifer Bundy