Three Poems by Carson Pytell
These three poems by Carson Pytell explore intricacies of love in the myriad forms in which it comes, touching specifically on the unrequited, the turbulent…
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These three poems by Carson Pytell explore intricacies of love in the myriad forms in which it comes, touching specifically on the unrequited, the turbulent…
These two poems by Pepper Cunningham use snapshots of interpersonal relationships to explore the unique growth borne from decomposition, connecting physical environment and organic decay…
Matthew Gilbert’s four poems explore the struggles of growing into and shaping identity. By looking at the significance of culture, poverty, and community, Gilbert stains…
These two poems by Lynn Finger explore not only how humans experience the organic world around them, but how the organic expanse experiences humankind simultaneously……
These two poems by Valerie Witte, excerpts from her manuscript “hold short bravo,” are inspired by the disappearance of Malaysian Flight 370 and examine the…
These three poems by Laura Wildgoose are heavily influenced by the coastal turbulence of England’s Lake District. In them, she presents an intensely personal series…
These three poems by Shiyang Su were penned on a sunny winter day, in contemplation and commemoration of the past, and of the future unknown……
These three poems by Jennifer Fox are a navigation across the slick, winding roads of loss and trauma, as one drives back towards the light…
These two poems by Carson Pytell explore the complexities of the mind and heart by way of sensory experiences from which it is concluded that…
These five poems by Shannon Cuthbert use fantastical and dreamlike language to explore our connection with our inner selves and the natural world. They also…
These two poems by Joel Chace are an endorsement of the notion that all times are simultaneous. As XJ Kennedy put it, “Rhyme is coming at…
These three poems by Arnie Johnston reflect his growing engagement with the process of entropy in the universe. “The Universe and All That Surrounds It”…