Poetry: I Do Not Like Myself Today
by: Elaine Body I do not like myself today I know I must love myself Since I am stuck with her forever But I do not like her today The […]
Category Archives: Poetry
Poetry: Reacquainted With Life
by: Kokumo Kinetic wade through rocks punch fist through earth reach for the moon as if it were a life preserver climb out one limb at a time spit out […]
Poetry: A Twist to Blind Pilot’s Three Rounds and a Sound
by: Mimi Nguyen Shhh, It’s Our Song. Listen. They’re playing our song. Let’s lean against this weeping willow. The stars will burst before long and then we can dance real […]
Poetry: A Year in Chicago
by: Bobby Crowley Rusted Twisted Industrial Complex Bridges Unhinged and Undermined Deep Down Under My Sandbank Skyscratching Bank Shatters Sky Breaks the Bank Metal Coins Tumble Out of Mouth Scrape Teeth […]
Poetry: Why Gender Doesn’t Matter
by: Amanda Owens Every lover is different Every lover is the same Some pout Others tell you immediately what they’re upset about Some give you roses Others multiple orgasms Some […]
Poetry: Hello Kitty is a Feminist
by: Nico Lang Hello Kitty is the Japanese Mona Lisa. You never know what she’s thinking, and her inscrutability is part of her strength. Her secret is her weapon, and […]
Poetry: Because Tomorrow Isn’t Good Enough
by: Tania Zaparaniuk Those dishes aren’t going to do themselves. Neither is that paper. Nor is the apology you never gave any closer to being accepted, or the love of […]
Poetry: I Kiss the Same Mouths That Your Teeth Are After
by: Elaine Body I kiss the same mouths that your teeth are after But we are not running after the same animal I am not trying to come between you […]
Poetry: Slither
by: Bobby Crowley You slither in the shadows of my mind Leaving a thick slime that stains my memories Your foul stench never leaving my flesh I can’t even cut it […]
Correspondence: Vol. 2
by: The (half of the) Gill Brothers- this week Note: As a form of mental calisthenics and an interesting form of keeping in touch, in their weekly correspondence Jeff and Patrick Gill send […]
