
Tongues
“These days / I am more afraid of questions than I am / of answers. No resolution.”
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“These days / I am more afraid of questions than I am / of answers. No resolution.”
“Our separate lives hold between them / a weeping floodplain”
This August, Associate Editor Benjamin Bartu curates poems of Harmony.
By Hannah Smith
“as if I might fall back / into my own mother’s womb, / in the time before I slipped / into waning moonlight”
“this here a full grown fro, a theatrical thickness, this a untameable tangle / this stuff is molasses”
This July, Associate Editor Benjamin Bartu curates a selection of poems about care work.
“On all sides of the fishing pond, a maw. A clearing of the throat. A clear sky.”
By Philip Jason
“The difference between the earth and the sky / is not always obvious to me.”
From behind its aluminum dermis, / the machine transcribes the living, / studying the sound a muscle makes skipped / across roof of mouth.