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Ordinary Girl Has a Midday Vision


By Rowan Tate

I am romanticizing the air, savoring sunlight like food...

The Sugar Windows Open


By Ben Nardolilli

Wandering around the streets of a lower cityscape...

The Peacocks Fly Southeast


By Renee Chen

When they were buried, eggshell skins curdling...

Life’s Choir


By Katherine Edgren

Your assigned note for singing is close to another note...

Out There: A Diptych of Sonnets Inspired by Di Seuss


By Katherine Edgren

Sally asks what I mean when I describe the poet as “out there”...

The Novice


By Karen Schauber

This is a palette cleanser, brushes at the ready...

Samba Party at Your House


By David Kirby

The other night I went to hear an Andean ensemble...

When You Don’t Know the Pop References


By Akhila Kumaran

I have nodded along through my life...

Layout Review


By Ben Nardolilli

Wrangling an essay and still ending up...

Ars P.O.


By Paul Hostovsky

A poem should have at least one good list...

Painted by the Numbers


By Katherine Edgren

Unlike poetry, where the title is part of the art...

U.R.A. Barbaros


By Charles W Brice

We labor at night when the moon sings or in the morning...

unattributed asynchronous melodramatic haiku


By Gerard Sarnat

wooden words would lack...

The Givens


By Richard Holinger

Nala’s skateboard hits the raised lip of an uneven sidewalk that catapults her forward...

Frida Kahlo Paints Her Pain in “Memory, the Heart 1937”


By Richard Holinger

Frida Kahlo bled her heart up into black hills...

Disguised Originality


By Ben Nardolilli 

Is it good to be original and creative without knowing it...

Imagining Poets Night at Cabela’s


By Bruce Morton

I imagine we are there midst...

Mashup


By Katherine Edgren

It’s a Whole Lotta Love vs. the Fifth Symphony...

Unmaking Myths


By KM Kramer

AI thrives on the myths we feed it...

Laertesoid?


By Gerard Sarnat

Economic language
with keen focus...

The Process


By Judith Skillman

I’m practicing again on this instrument I couldn’t wait to quit playing...

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