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Memento Mori, or in Other Words
Stephanie Tom
Canada Goose — the age-old adage of
whether or not a ton of bricks or a ton
of feathers is heavier & the fact that it’s
always the feathers because you have to live
with the guilt on
Siege Liturgy
Nandini Dhar
On the tip of my tongue, the shadow of your incomplete rebellion
a riverine blister ; a city-street broken into brick-brats,
glued together again to fashion a ceramic gnome, its
rickety
Desire/Excellence
Sean Cho A.
i came to America too young
to be foreign, so all my dreams
are American and contemporary,
present and blinding as morning-hunger:
a fat gull scavenges for loose plastic bags
and their
in the year 2148, our only nakba
Fargo Tbakhi
is the egg yolk, broken when it was meant to be fried,
the sobbing of a child who’s just found
that their favorite character does not survive,
the scraped knee, the store out of cigarettes
My Grandpa Didn’t Immigrate, He Fled Japanese Occupation
Troy Osaki
–After José Olivarez
When Carly’s body
isn’t a body but ash
they wish to be poured
into Lake Washington
below a sun becoming half
a sun,
Tip Top Vacation Performance
Jordan Clark
TIP TOP VACATION PERFORMANCE
Two women velcroed a husky, mesh tank top
in order to separate the men from the boys.
Then, 20 aisles apart, mimed the crucifixion.
Words I’m akin to grasp start in
Three Poems
Alex Bernstein
"Today I Promise," "Rubric for Asparagus," and "My Life"
re-learning life at the end of May
Haley Winkle
last month, every
robin I saw looked
like it wanted to fight
The Pros & Cons of Breaking Up with a Boyfriend while He’s at Sea
Tyler Friend
Your boyfriend was the first...
The Many Panics of This Century
Ansley Clark
Deep inside some problem of self-perception / a face believes...
2 Self-Portrait Poems
Prince Bush
The pterodactyl’s crimson, triangular-tailed head,
And the escalator-like galaxy open up...
Recent Books
Exit, Carefully
Elizabeth Ellen
"I loved reading Exit, Carefully. It’s unusual, and in my opinion exciting, to publish a play without previously receiving a major production."
-Walker Caplan, Lithub


