Category: Poetry
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Michael Bennett
| Poetry
Glory the day my father takes me to the river to watch the stadium implode into a ghost of dust.
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Joan E Bauer
| Poetry
We were always told that Nana and Grandpa Joe eloped / when she was only 17, though she’d been promised / to Frank Capra’s brother.
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Peter Munro
| Poetry
I love you where yellow bends.
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
James Ellenberger
| Poetry
Instead of wallowing // in animal glory like all the world’s a watering hole, / the subject has instead learned to feel alone
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Lex Runciman
| Poetry
too many, we could not eat them / skins fragile then, fermentation exquisite
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Paulette Guerin
| Poetry
While the boys / swing and jump, she skips stones, / noticing the brief buoyancy / before each is sucked back into the river.
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Linette Marie Allen
| Poetry
I am the maid by the window watching you / speak it out, tongue to tongue, black water / wetting the carpet, the cells, the Klimt, me
Issue 24 | Winter 2020
By
Robbie Gamble
| Poetry
when I learned dogs smell in stereo / I closed my eyes and imagined how