April 2024

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Poem

From the magazine:
Redeem

By Rosalie Moffett

The sun was losing
a long gold tooth

on the linoleum
of the labor and delivery ward.

I lifted my plastic bracelet to the green eye
of the barcode gun and it sang

the first note
of money’s national anthem.

Redeem, a word with its feet
in the cement...

Poem

From the magazine:
Hats May Perish

By Sid Ghosh

Some bequeath poetry.
Some bequeath hats.
Tomes of my sorry
hats can destroy
libraries.

Poem

From the magazine:
Once, While Disemboweling the Chicken

By Isabella DeSendi

readying it for my lover’s dinner, I remembered
my abuela slashing the rooster’s throat. I was four.
Held the wet blade in my hand and cried. For days
the carcass hung like a cross over the red front door
until it shriveled and stunk,...

April 2024

From this Issue

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Redeem

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Hats May Perish

poetry-magazineFrom the magazine:Once, While Disemboweling the Chicken

Table of Contents

From the magazine:
Redeem

From the magazine:
Hats May Perish

From the magazine:
Once, While Disemboweling the Chicken