Five Poems by Carolyn Guinzio

September 11, 2019<October 30, 2019

Through the character of an early 20th century Dutch immigrant, these poems by Carolyn Guinzio explore the disorientation that accompanies living in…

August 21, 2019<August 21, 2019

Three Poems by Suzanne Stein

These poems by Suzanne Stein proceed at the velocity of thought and include commands to the reader, memories and…

August 7, 2019<August 7, 2019

Rodger Kamenetz writes a poetry of wild juxtaposition in which the unlikely commingle, promising but never truly finding meaningful…

July 24, 2019<July 25, 2019

Calling to mind the knotty rhythms of Gerard Manly Hopkins, these two poems by kerry rawlinson, explore the ways…

July 10, 2019<July 10, 2019

These two poems by Robin Ray explore spiritual, if not literal, homelessness—that feeling of being untethered to a sense…

June 19, 2019<June 19, 2019

These two poems by J. Tarwood engage the clashing juxtapositions at the heart of our experience of the self:…

May 29, 2019<May 29, 2019

These poems by Gregory Kimbrell take the language and tropes of tech, sci-fi, and ancient myth to create a…

May 15, 2019<December 8, 2019

These two poems by Auden Eagerton situate the trauma of dysfunctional family life in the natural world, which works…

May 1, 2019<May 1, 2019

Using the reoccurring images of fire and smoke, these two poems by Clyde Kessler return us to the ephemeral,…

April 17, 2019<May 2, 2019

Weaving together elements of fairytale and myth with elliptic narratives of family life and the psychological distress the quotidian…

March 20, 2019<September 30, 2019

These poems by Jessica Fischoff capture fragments of experience as they rush by, changing and transforming before our eyes:…

February 27, 2019<May 2, 2019

Reading these poems by David Dodd Lee is to enter a world that is both comfortingly familiar and disconcertingly…