Issue #2: .koschei the deathless, N.L Shompole
.koschei the deathless The world is in revolt, I tell you, haven’t you heard? The world is in revolt! Lately The News tastes like stale water. Musty odor […]
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Issue #2: Five Poems, N.L Shompole
// Plunder Here, (in the heart) is softness. Plunder, I will survive. // Until the end Each breath she endured There is no peace for those who cannot endure until […]
Issue #2: My Father’s Hands, Irene Velarde
My Father’s Hands My father’s hands can’t play the piano. Too strong, too scarred to stretch for full octave, his fingers begin in hard work, fall short of sunset over […]
Issue #2: Broken Origin Story About The Philippines, Irene Velarde
Broken Origin Story about the Philippines In the beginning, there was endless sky and endless ocean Then there came land, the accidental gift of an angry god There lived the […]
Issue #2: A Tornado is Sitting In Your Head, Dalton Day
A Tornado is Sitting In Your Head A tornado is sitting in your head. But it isn’t sitting in your head. You are telling me what the tornado is really […]
Issue #2: Filling Out Your Only Form, Dalton Day
Filling Out Your Only Form —————————— Find Dalton Day here and here.
Issue #2: Jeff Fixes Sky, Dalton Day
Jeff Fixes Sky ————————– Dalton Day is a terrified dog person & an editor for FreezeRay Poetry. Dalton is the author of Supernova Factory as well as FAKE KNIFE, which […]
Issue #2: Every Six Hours, the Cove is Scenic., Ellyn Touchette
Every Six Hours, the Cove is Scenic. It is possible to walk across Back Bay when the tide is out. I have never seen a tourist try. I have never […]
Issue #2: June in Maine is for Weddings and Allergies, Ellyn Touchette
June in Maine is for Weddings and Allergies For David, the one other single person in this fucking town The two of us are bitter, phony newlyweds every Saturday night. […]
Issue #2: There is a Pond Behind my Parents’ House, Ellyn Touchette
When I was born, it was a river, so built a dam. Rocks and sticks, stacked and mud-mortared until the stream did not move. This is how a living thing […]
