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MIND–BOY PROBLEM
In this poem, Larry McIntosh McMyler rolls his eyes and smiles wryly.
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The Writers Festival
Perena Quinlivan writes of how creativity and the creative process can be crushed and sabotaged by a desire for consensus thinking.
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THREE PRAYERS
Sunset, midnight, and the new dawn form the basis of three pieces of worship from Ted Greensmith-West for the ‘adjectives.’ collection inspired by the poems of Tracey Slaughter and Tusiata Avia.
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joyridden
All Laura Vincent knows how to do is write poems inspired by poets who drive, eat chip and not drive.
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The Tranny’s Guide to Partying
Alexandra Cherian lets you know who should be first on your invite list for a party.
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it’s 2024 and i’m best served warm
olive (bly(th)) is summer’s saltiest treat and she’s best served warm.
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pray, animal
You can’t leave the farm without blood on your hands. Sometimes it’s your own.
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what happened
A poem tumbles out of Amy Marguerite in the half-sleep of morning, when dreams still linger.
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An Ad In The Paper | “Good Shoes Wanted”
Jay Lee-Guard sends out a feverish advert for shoes-that-aren’t-shoes in this poem about want, desire, and desperation.
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Like Walt Whitman, but Somehow Hornier
There is no way that Amanda Faye Martin is actually hornier than Walt Whitman (nobody is), but she’s still sort of in love with everything and so has offered this poem.
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We Are Grownups
Responsibility shifts as youth gets left behind in this new poem by Rupe Nestor.
Category: poetry
In a dream, you saw a way to survive, and you were filled with joy.
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