A Celebrity Couple Divorces On TV
“The couple looks on, a pair of eyes / melting like discarded chocolate, // furtive.”
“The couple looks on, a pair of eyes / melting like discarded chocolate, // furtive.”
“Something low and feathery // would rise from his throat as / if he had choked on a bird and that bird”
“to redeem our tarnished souls, updating instantly, adapting in this age / of gratification with a rattle like the sages rolling in their / graves,”
“Praise God for steam, its generosity / and blur, for the dark nest, / of hair pulped on the shower wall.”
“It crosses / a creek hight with spring rain, dying leaves / pulled from
the bank– the dark set in / heavy as an eyelid.”
“No harm will come to the toad / in this ceremony. but also no kisses.”
By Linden Smith
“What she’d been calling neurobehavioral and / pathophysiological, was now something made of / mildew and dogshit.”
By Ela Kini
“masked in wilting flowers, the face is not a face but a skull unfinished.”