Three Poems by Allison Cobb
by: Allison Cobb Allison Cobb’s poems proceed with a meditative caution, calling out the soporific forgetfulness that constantly threatens our…
by: Allison Cobb Allison Cobb’s poems proceed with a meditative caution, calling out the soporific forgetfulness that constantly threatens our…
by: Pat Smith Reading Pat Smith’s poetry is like overhearing an uncomfortable chat between our hypnagogic consciousnesses and our…
by: Cole Heinowitz Cole Heinowitz’s magisterial “Letter to Olson” is a “ritual to banish silences.” Part seance, part dream,…
by: Dawn Potter ((Header art by the phenomenally talented artist Rita Ackermann.)) These poems by Dawn Potter dare to…
by: Adam Deutsch Adam Deutsch’s poetry revels in a lush, louche nonchalance that belies its incisive emotional and spiritual…
by: Rodney Koeneke These three poems by Rodney Koeneke are densely buoyant travelogues where what moves is thoughtful consideration, a…
by Jen Coleman ((Header art by the incredibly talented photographer Mario Kroes.)) Jen Coleman’s poetry sings of the many gifts…
by: Jen Coleman Jen Coleman’s poetry deploys a kind of tactical whimsy entreating us to honor all that we…
by: Carol Szamatowicz These poems by Carol Szamatowicz speak of the desire to be both grounded in the urgency…
by: Carol Szamatowicz Reading Carol Szamatowicz is like having a close friend breezily share the contents of her heart…
These two poems by Lewis Warsh are meditations on the old saying that “birth is the beginning of death”,…
by: Darren Francis UK poet and musician Darren Francis’ poems explode with thoughts interrupted, images colliding, experience rendered into…