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August 28, 2026 | Poetry

Summation of Labor

Hanna Karras

But there, hand gripping faucet / It spoke in a language held only in the body

August 27, 2026 | Poetry

3 Poems

Danielle Altman

Why am I being so transactional?
Why am I being so weak?     
Why am I talking to strange men online?

August 26, 2026 | Poetry

Bryce,

Nicholas Wilder Forman

I keep my teeth sharp / cus plush is still abundant // it’s a good reason to keep going, / biting the seam off jackets // biting the states off one by one

August 24, 2026 | Poetry

Five poems

Eva Alter

I am motion-sick with / a divination-death glimpse / of a carnival Earth

 

August 21, 2026 | Poetry

Mutual Masturbation

Billy Lambent & Ginger Jones

Fearless, sweet boy, / your courage is not lost. / I am uncontainable / ​​​​by nature too. 

August 18, 2026 | Poetry

Soar into Your Destiny I & II

Alexandra Naughton

good afternoon, passengers. this is your captain speaking. first of all, i would like to welcome everyone to my midlife crisis.

August 17, 2026 | Poetry

Plath, I am failing you

Karina Longo

The knife turns, but blood in your teeth isn't poetic, even when I almost enjoy it

August 14, 2026 | Poetry

Blue Jeans

Ginger Jones

He’s dreaming. I can touch him softly when he sleeps. I can watch his body heave and rest. We need this. 

August 13, 2026 | Poetry

apology for overdose at wedding

Cole Shuherk

Vicodin is why I was smiling

August 12, 2026 | Poetry

Two Poems

Suze Kay

Have the dream where everything is perfect; then wake up.

August 10, 2026 | Poetry

He Let Me Lie

Iryna Somkina

I felt the snap. A fool outrunning the weather, only to find out I was still too much.

August 7, 2026 | Poetry

Three poems

Tim Frank

Masterpiece

I see the world askew.

There’s a storm inside

my window,

inside my gemstone eyes.

There’s an army

in my fist,

fighting all my friends.

So, bring me splattered

August 4, 2026 | Poetry

Long Weekend and it’s Hot Summer—Hang Out With Me, Sleepy

Cash Compson

I tried to see another way / and you shimmered / glitch-like / like a god. 

August 3, 2026 | Poetry

Three Poems

James Callan

Her love can grow 18 feet in a year / roots deeper than a well / Her appetite can leave you hollow / pulling away, yet drawing near

July 30, 2026 | Poetry

Two Poems

Eric Subpar

déjà vu; the present doing / an impression of the past; / an inversion of echoes; / resonance as viewed through / bed posts; a forest of legs / under a row of tables.

July 28, 2026 | Poetry

Three Poems

Wiliam Taylor Jr.

These days the dead feel / more alive than the living

July 24, 2026 | Poetry

My Heart Is Taking the Turing Test

Holly Coleman

I’m sorry my body keeps becoming a metaphor. / I’m sorry I kissed every sign looking for the thing it signified. / I’m sorry I wanted proof.

July 22, 2026 | Poetry

Three Poems

Cletus Crow

i don't own a time machine / so here i am gargling syrup / at waffle house at 2:13 a.m.

July 14, 2026 | Poetry

Two Poems

Louis Packard

hella errands before dark / hella bros still on the clock

July 13, 2026 | Poetry

Two Poems

Lilly Merrill

Blue auras transmitted in a backroom, patched / by metal through our fingertips. The reality of my / posture in Polaroid, bloated figure at home in some / crowning, dispiriting frieze.

July 10, 2026 | Poetry

Happy Birthday

Isabelle Newson

In a house, lungs are the window. Organs, vases on shelves in rooms. Visitors are light.

July 9, 2026 | Poetry

three poems from filmed media

Z.H. Gill

they’re starting to appeal to women
who had written them off as lunatics.

July 6, 2026 | Poetry

Dog Songs

Zachary Swezy

Everyday hajj to the blackdesk obelisk. 

Train back and forth.

I am five minutes tall, seated at my desk.

I shrink by seconds, bored and melancholic.

June 26, 2026 | Poetry

Two Poems

Kathryn Bailey

if i / am left with lack, let it be / infinite, stretching further / than any man’s tongue

June 24, 2026 | Poetry

Two Poems

Casper Kelly

Sometimes I wake up to my own asthma / making small morse codes.

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