Poetry Anthony Warnke Poetry Anthony Warnke

True Story

The #MeToo movement sweeps through the academy, then through American Buddhism, and back.

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Poetry Derek Graf Poetry Derek Graf

ECH(O)-TERRORIST (2)

Zoning tape and timber ruins in a landscape: how pretty goes the night, how pretty go the stars like a thousand cigarettes thrown from the hand of a diesel truck driver speeding down one of America’s gutted highways.

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Poetry Len Lawson Poetry Len Lawson

A Theory of Forgiveness

Orange [a president...
…and now a vice-president
who just got the taste of segregation
out of his mouth after fifty years
sweeps through South Carolina

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Poetry Lauren Renee Frausto Poetry Lauren Renee Frausto

fall out

like the mushroom cloud
that follows mankinds’ greatest foible
all the rouge neutrons
the atomic sun abomination

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Poetry Scott Hutchison Poetry Scott Hutchison

Hard Waitress

The viper pit discovers its arms,
slaps and grabs. Sibilant lout-suave words. Once, Haze got moccasin-bit
as a child—she still tastes venom in her mouth

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Poetry David Rock Poetry David Rock

My Two Cents

Here is a grain of salt, a pocket full of posies, ashes,
crumbs for retracing our steps (if only we could), or better

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Poetry Amanda Gaines Poetry Amanda Gaines

Two Poems

Princess Di looked best in bicycle shorts,
carnations are to prom as shame is to sex, &
everything tastes better with garlic.

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Poetry Carol Lynne Knight Poetry Carol Lynne Knight

fence

never thought I would wait
here, silently keening, prayers
etched into my hands.

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Poetry Pablo Piñero Stillmann Poetry Pablo Piñero Stillmann

THE LIL' CLOUD FACTORY

OK, so they were right: it’s not financially viable. We put an ad in the local paper, but no one has any interest in purchasing our Franco-Austrian cloud machines.

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