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Solstice, Seven Questions (Private/Public) & A Fable
blood on a slide--thumbprint in a pool--
Anna Maria Hong
Two poems by Muyaka bin Haji, (1776—1840)
When she lays eggs, they’re not nurtured even if brooding them succeeds.
Muyaka bin Haji
Babel’s Artifacts
The construction proved without
Scott Cairns
The Afterlife of Fish and Opossum
Whenever we caught fish when we were boys,
Jeffrey Harrison
Feasts for the Blind | My Dear Menshevik
That year it rained crows. Birds fell out of the sky in midflight.
Bernard Farai Matambo
N18P6
the shape doesn’t
Hank Lazer
It’s Not Your Fault
The brass lamp in your window,
Jennifer L. Knox
[from the volume 4 A.M. Domestic Cantos, Casa de editură Max Blecher, 2015]
There will be people and they will push the world further.
Radu Vancu
In Purgatory
Not easy.
Lloyd Schwartz
SUNDAY LUNCH AT MOM’S COUSIN DINNIE’S: JUNE 1969 | “ELEGANT,” SHE SAID
I hadn't yet recovered from a concussive first year teaching ninth-grade English
Wendy Barker
Last Christmas
Your best friend had brain cancer
Timothy Liu
In Praise of Wandering
You ask how we do it. Simple.
Alice Friman
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