Two Poems by Michael Caylo-Baradi

PoetryOctober 8, 2020<October 8, 2020

These two poems by Michael Caylo-Baradi toe the line between rapture and rupture, the faultline in any city sanctioned by…

PoetryOctober 2, 2020<October 2, 2020

Philip Guston

A poetic ode to famed, and currently controversial, artist Philip Guston, who consistently tried to put himself in other…

PoetrySeptember 23, 2020<February 4, 2021

These three poems by Sarah Lilius explore the anguish often endured by women who are trapped, either by their own…

PoetryAugust 31, 2020<August 31, 2020

These three poems by Peter Lilly invite the reader to intimately experience the uneven passage of time. Looking back,…

PoetryAugust 24, 2020<August 24, 2020

These three poems by Phillip Shabazz explore memory haunted by national tragedy and the personal consequences of human acts…

PoetryAugust 17, 2020<August 17, 2020

These three poems by Terence Winch have a radiating grade of dialectical energy in which opposing forces are synthesized,…

PoetryAugust 10, 2020<August 10, 2020

The first of these three poems by Jennifer MacBain-Stephens dances down the aisle of a paint store as colors…

PoetryJuly 27, 2020<October 12, 2020

These three poems by Jacob Grossfeld exist somewhere between the destructive editing of a turpentine burn and an improvisatory…

PoetryJune 29, 2020<June 29, 2020

These two poems by Hibah Shabkhez are attempts to assuage a guilty conscience that will never cease to lament…

PoetryJune 22, 2020<June 22, 2020

Sonic play and existential angst pull these two poems by D. R. James toward their exploration of “tongue-tied” uncertainty….

PoetryJune 15, 2020<June 15, 2020

These two poems by James Croal Jackson are kisses planted firmly on the lips of memory. They evoke a…

PoetryJune 8, 2020<June 8, 2020

These three poems by Sean Cho A. are trapped by metaphor and imprisoned by imagined time… by: Sean Cho A….