November 4, 2020

The Tube by Daniele Nunziata

Poetry by Daniele Nunziata
November 18, 2020

Out by Rosemary Appleton

Poetry by Rosemary Appleton
November 25, 2020

Looking Behind by Rory Aaron

 
December 7, 2020

Us by Syeshia Sweeny

 
December 19, 2020

Seeker by Dalia Dehnavi

January 13, 2021

Boiled Egg (plus two more) by Anisha Jackson

Poetry: “Boiled eggs taste better at sea,” she claimed. We dedicated our morning to untangling rods and replacing hooks.
January 27, 2021

POEM OF THE MONTH: Stomach (plus two more) by Elenia Graf

Poetry: i text you about all my meals so you know what's inside of me when it's not you.
February 3, 2021

Bethena (plus one more) by Hannah Lowe

Poetry: ... She’d play Scott Joplin’s waltz, ‘Bethena’, its title like her name, so I thought the song was hers ...
February 10, 2021

but there are fossils in language too by Kayleigh Cassidy

Poetry: when we talk about / ourselves post breakup / why do we preserve / our exceptionalism?
February 17, 2021

FLIGHT RISK by Robert Sheppard

Poetry: i text you about all my meals so you know what's inside of me when it's not you.
February 24, 2021

LOSING MY GRIP by clare e. potter

Poetry: Lately I’ve let my hands go weak, I’m not responding / to emails
March 3, 2021

CUPID’S CHAPTER by Lucy Cundill

Poetry: hello, my name is cupid and i eat the heartache — out of people for a living
March 10, 2021

MI O VUKU (A VUK NA VRATA) by Megan Pattie

Poetry: The house is quiet. / I admire my sharp nails. / I have been invoking wolves.
March 17, 2021

IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A NATIVE BIRD by Samuel Coe

Poetry: Is there such a thing as a native bird? / Those original fair weather friends of / Early morning song, emigrants of winter...
March 24, 2021

POEM OF THE MONTH: FLIGHT OF THE DANDELION by Meng Qiu

Poetry: Feathers dropped by angel wings / light and soft as in your dreams
April 7, 2021

THREE POEMS by Michelle Penn

Poetry: birds haunt the train tracks / and the doors beyond doors
April 14, 2021

VOICE HABITATS by YUSTI HERRERA

Poetry: I turned my father into a hotel...
April 21, 2021

A WEEK IN A DAY by Anna Kirwin

Poetry: Promise explodes from her gossamer wings as she crosses the threshold...
April 28, 2021

POEM OF THE MONTH: BOY IN VARIOUS POSES by Lewis Buxton

Poetry: A Boy Runs / out of his lungs like they are a coat held by a parent at a school gate...
May 12, 2021

FISSURE by Val Whitlock

Poetry: If you could slit the black, sucked-in skin, / you’d find her there, alone in a chasmic closet.