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I LOVE D-BOYZ
Christian Bodney
don’t say the truth
it’s presumptuous and tastes like an airhead
Koans for the Ugly
Chris R. Morgan
Now there is a skeleton outside my window. And skeletons on all the dating app profiles.
A World of Silences
Noah Cicero
The face in my mirror keeps getting older –
Into the face of the man who beat me
I’ll kill myself if you leave
John Doe
Our lovemaking is a demilitarized zone.
Five Poems
Ashley D. Escobar
I vomited
up a prophecy in a dive bar,
inhaling hot dogs.
Wine-Induced Laughing Fit
Danielle Chelosky
“you’re bad at finishing beverages that aren’t alcoholic,” you told me
simone says
Anna Dorn
writing fiction in which people google things,
suffering in a very abstract way
trying very hard to shut the fuck up & failing
An Ordinary Hour
Stephanie Yue Duhem
You must stop dating
physicists, that sere barnacling across
the cold, leeward faces of rocks.
Party Poems
Miss Unity
The other thing Belle did
Was burn three holes in my thigh
With her cigarette
Revenge for the chaos I’d caused
I Could Signal Dominance in Email Correspondence as Trained but the Concept Is Offensive and I’m Baby
Sarah Lyn Rogers
I, I, I, I, the angel speaks herself
Another Day at the Museum of Forgetfulness
Todd Campbell
I finger a ring of keys and wonder what doors they might unlock.
I knew a terrible man once
Jennifer E Brown
There I was on Clement Street in the morning, trying to grow another body.
Sonnet for the Physical Therapist Who Told Me This is Just the Way the Good Lord Made Me
Billie R. Tadros
It’s a sin,
to desire different architecture, I’m told
my beloved forgets how to pray
Anthony Thomas Lombardi
in a cellar not far from here, wine waits years to peak
before a bottle is cracked open only to empty
a bruise.
Recent Books
Pregaming Grief
Danielle Chelosky
Is this new relationship self-sabotage in disguise, or is it the cure?
Backwardness
Garielle Lutz
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