Winter Aubade | Crystal Cox

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Our breath is louder on the silence of snowfall,but I can’t help missing the rain. Lately, I’ve curledinto the shape of his body until I’m formless, our sheetsclean but still hinting at

Two Poems | Benjamin Faro

Wind Peace came at once. A cloud arrow that pierced my corpse alive. I’d been dead to all the birds and violets. It was a severance, the violent calm that ruptured a legacy

MOVE_OBJECTS_ON | Max Gregg

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1.if you look closely—and you will—you’ll see not parts, but the suggestion of parts. the only limit isthe imagination, which naturally, turns to sex. did you ever play the original sims? did

Pools | Kelly Egan

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The silence to which each sound returns, arises is always pooling. And within that pool, another silence upwells, creating caverns and currents, rooms and halls and roads— What does the mind do

Neglect | Josh Luckenbach

Even the father in this children’s cartoon is inadequate. Taking his kids to the pool, he doesn’t think to bring sunscreen, hats, towels, toys, snacks, not even water to drink—and, to think,

Tongue | Michele M Miller

trying to keep it quiet     I’m cramming in  egg shells and potato peels     emptying the fridge  rolling out line after line        of flag-print stamps      ⠀ oh     please    keep it from shrieking at

ontology of llorando* | Amy Raasch

feet slap dark moss soft webbed platypus    plap plap plap bump on my eardrum    tap tap tap cave-wall lit like a microphone my       amoeba legs flow in and out lightly on

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