Racism, Travel and the Noble Savage in Translation by Margaret Saine
A warning forthwith: I’m retired, and therefore have the fool’s freedom of free play, that is, I have the...
October 2020
LUNAR LAMENT by Mark Blickley
Artwork by Amy Bassin At night the wind blows without great force but the slight, constant breeze makes it...
Distillations by Shalom Galve Aranas
I am alone in this glass house we had built on the crest of a mountain within the forest....
Hope and Other Poem by Fayeza Hasanat
Hope New life new leaf new pagenew phase new phraseerase the ragethat atethe voidcalled heartthat hurt and fell deadlike...
What is it like? by Anika Shah
Like I can’t breathe Like the air doesn’t reach my lungs Like the lump in my throat chokes me...
Mayhem In The Mangroves by Tasnima Yasmin
I (This is a narrative poem in four parts written from the perspective of a long- term resident of...
This Life by Peycho Kanev
I put my heart into my mother’s coffin and now it throbs under the ground. All the letters I...
Unrequited by Marcielle Brandler
(To my mother who could not love me) I was the best daughter-slave, but she snubbed me.
After the War by Matthew Wilson
Children bore of cave paintings Typing on phones on a field trip Talking back to their teachers And giving...
Dear Impending Sense of Doom and Other poem by Dan Michael Fielding
Dear Impending Sense of Doom Dear Impending Sense of Doom, Hello again. It has been less than eight hours...