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Poem
From the magazine:From “R E D”
chapter viii
Tired I walk toward everything except fear
over seaweed-covered rocks
I think that someday some new women
will be allowed to see each other happy
happy more than usual
I looked in all the other open rooms of my heart
A vague fear obscured...
Tired I walk toward everything except fear
over seaweed-covered rocks
I think that someday some new women
will be allowed to see each other happy
happy more than usual
I looked in all the other open rooms of my heart
A vague fear obscured...
Poem
From the magazine:Testament Scratched into a Water Station Barrel (Partial Translation)
Apá, dying is boring. To pass las horas,
I carve
our last name
all over my body.
I try to recall the taste of Pablo’s sweat.
Whiskey, no.
Wet dirt, sí.
I stuff English
into my mouth, spit out chingaderas.
Have it your way.
Home of the Whopper.
Run
for the border....
I carve
our last name
all over my body.
I try to recall the taste of Pablo’s sweat.
Whiskey, no.
Wet dirt, sí.
I stuff English
into my mouth, spit out chingaderas.
Have it your way.
Home of the Whopper.
Run
for the border....
Poem
From the magazine:I Move through London Like a Hotep
What you need will come to you at the right time says the tarot card I overturned at my friend Nathalie’s house one evening. I was wondering if she said something worth hearing, What? I’m looking at her face, trying...
Table of Contents
POEMS
- Chase Berggrun
- Eduardo C. Corral
- Raymond Antrobus
- Bernadette Mayer
- Philip Good, Bernadette Mayer
- Jenny Xie
- D. A. Powell
- Matthew Dickman
- Noah Baldino
visual poems
- Kristen Renee Miller
- Kinga Tóth
- Joel Lipman
- Dora Malech
from the poetry review
- A. K. Blakemore
- Jack Underwood
- Vahni Capildeo
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