Poem by Colin Dardis
Kissing an Eel Boil her lips and let the flesh congeal, skim off the skin and see what a meal this makes. Physically defective, kissing an eel. How does it [...]
Poem by Jessy Bissal
Lebanon: Not Enough Lubrication dedicated to Lebanon and any other country suffering from sectarian strife It starts. Inexperienced pioneers lust over the volumes of girth their escapades will add to [...]
Two Poems by Joan McNerney
I planted my garden on the wrong side of moon forgetting tides of ocean lunar wax wane only madness was cultivated there underground tubular roots corpulent veins flowers called despair [...]
Poem by Valerie Loveland
I Haven’t Worn Pants Since 2001 Thanks to the womens’ bike designer, my skirt retains its draped shape. My legs: bundled as a bunch, not wrapped individually. Even my bathing suit [...]