Asanas After Troy by Jean-Jacques Gabriel
Anger. Tears. and a fleeting desire for violence
disrupt a dreamer's dream
of race-less love in world without lynching.
certain moments stoke outrage-fueled flames,
exciting anger - our sense of self’s...
Two Poems by Breanna deSimone
Breathing Away the Darkness
At night, lights appear, unseen amongst
daytimes dominating sun.
Scattered...
Suitcase by Anne Dykers
In the end, you have no suitcase.
The ticket is one-way only, very expensive, caro, precious.
You arrive on the side of a hill which has dared to assert...
Speaking to the Rain, by Donald Illich
We can speak to the rain,
but it does not say anything to us.
“Why are you so strong?
Why do you want to flood us?”
we ask it. But it...
Two Poems by Courtney LeBlanc
Ocean
I’ve got insomnia
again. I lay awake
for hours, listening
to the fan whirl
as my thoughts swim
round and round to you.
You’re six hours
behind so when I can’t
sleep we text, the...
