We The People
by: Israel F. Haros Lopez With a message tailor-made for our present moment, Israel F. Haros Lopez’ poem “we the people” is an ecstatic declaration…
Poetry
Three Poems by Dujie Tahat
by: Dujie Tahat Who gets to think of themselves as American is the question at the heart of these three poems by poet Dujie Tahat. They…
Two Poems by Cal Freeman
by: Cal Freeman These two poems by Cal Freeman induce in the reader a type of hypnogogic trance to explore the surreal sense of being…
Three Poems by Pat Smith
by Pat Smith Patrick Smith’s poems operate at the intersection of narrative and dream. They barrel toward you like an action sequence that picks you…
Three Poems by Valerie Fox
by: Valerie Fox These three prose poems by Valerie Fox figure the reader as a fly on the wall witnessing a family drama that unfolds…
Two Poems by Carolynn Kingyens
by: Carolynn Kingyens These two poems by Carolynn KIngyens offer the reader the possibility of reconsidering how we understand everything from our most quotidian moments…
Two Poems by Ralph Monday
by: Ralph Monday At the heart of these two poems by Ralph Monday is the notion that while we are in and of the natural world, its…
Four Poems by Trivarna Hariharan
by: Trivarna Hariharan These four short, deceptively simple poems by Trivarna Hariharan are photographs of consciousness taken at the moment when it wakens to the world, offering…
Two Poems by Jon Whitbread
Poems and sculpture by: Jon Whitbread Without denying the validity and necessity of our most pressing philosophical and spiritual concerns, in these two poems poet and…
Four Poems by Lorraine Lupo
by: Lorraine Lupo These four poems by Lorraine Lupo — two prose poems, two with line breaks — are celebratory elegies for a world that flares…
Four Poems by Nicole Callihan
by: Nicole Callihan In these gnomic, dream-like poems, Nicole Callihan offers a constellation of self, landscape, and language, all of which interpenetrate each other, offering…
Two Poems by Chris Stroffolino
by: Chris Stroffolino At the heart of these two-column poems is a sense of universal dislocation and a shared unknowability. They touch on love, sex,…