Poempoetry-magazineJenny Holzer—DYING SHOULD BE AS EASY AS FALLING OFF A LOG (1978)By Rochelle Hurt[as jumping from a plane. easier—a bridge. as tripping on a shoelace. as blinking your eyes. as breathing…
Poempoetry-magazinePandemic Feature: The Breakfast ClubBy Peter Kline If we’re put here long enough, someone’s bound to learn something. The sweep of the second hand erases…
Poempoetry-magazineEloquenceBy Georgio RussellWithin this simple chapel, located near the navelof the little clinic, the walls are all the whiteof…
Poempoetry-magazineStillBy Brittany PerhamThe doctor tells her what she can’t eatno grains no nuts no beans no sugar a tomato is OKbut no skins…
Poempoetry-magazineCrossingBy Ross WhiteI’m not the first man to lose his fatherslowly, not the first to wonderwhen I walk in the room if the…
Poempoetry-magazineWreckBy Stefania GomezFiremen cut the car open like a cake but whenthey reached through the windshield to pull me outthey …
Poempoetry-magazineWhat My Uncle’s Dead Lovers Left BehindBy Mickie KennedyA house with a pool missing tiles.Another house, foundation cracked,the whole left half off-kilter,like…
Poempoetry-magazineFrom “Underworlds”By Kimberly Johnson i The last time I lost you, I had turned To salt. The hospice nurses all assured An easier passing…
Poempoetry-magazinePoem to Retweet upon News of My DeathBy Brittany CavallaroI kept the six of spades tacked to my corkboardand when I had a bad day, I imagined someexhortation …
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Poempoetry-magazineHindsightBy Shubhi SahniDownload the descriptive transcript You’ll wake up in the middle of the night withshooting painYour …
Poempoetry-magazineDispatch from the Edge of the UniverseBy Lesley YoungeThe first timeI tell someone I’ve thought aboutending itis right after the first timesomeone tells me…