Night Sweats by Howie Good
Night Sweats Jewish graves desecrated. Dogs and other animals eating the corpses. Not everything is a metaphor for something else. […]
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Crouch Grass by Simon Collinson
Crouch grass No one likes us. We don’t care . We’re the crouch grass army And we’ll grow anywhere! You
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Man-made His God and Original Sins by John Chinaka Onyeche
Man-made his god Prayer for the World “Let the rain come and wash away the ancient grudges and the bitter
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Drenched by Hiram Larew
Drenched You are god-soaked — a hay dream that drenches the prairies and all of the haloes pour through You
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The Critique And The Ambassador and Other Poems by Charlotte Wood
The Critic and The Ambassador My critic is myself, the enemy so close. Standing on my doorstep, haunting like a
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Cuckoo in the Burrow by Dan Keeble
Cuckoo in the Burrow Dolores stands with me at the back of the main festival stage. The male crew in
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Mulberry Wine by Arushi Rege
Mulberry wine cw: blood, references to abuse your words wrap around my throat / choking me / your hands, inside
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Under The Heat Dome and Other Prose by Howie Good
Under the Heat Dome I realized I must have left my gun there and went back for it. When I
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A Pathetic Howl and Other Poems by Richard LeDue
A Pathetic Howl The dead poet isn’t looking at anyone in particular, from his book cover tombstone, and suddenly “The
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Last Year’s Love Story by Liz Lydic
Last Year’s Love Story “Young lady, are you concerned for the future of your beautiful daughter?” Kurt posed his routine
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