Aug 28, 2021Poetry: "in the middle of july" by Connie Baccusmule deer are walking where I water stopping for a moment under sun- dried trees forgotten slurping grasses turned to dust golden...
Aug 26, 2021Poetry: "Clock reclined in wild rhythm pose" by Joshua Martintextbook of violence insufficient gallery of distortions roaming eras metaphors sprung to expansive manifestations curious civilizations...
Aug 22, 2021Poetry: "parry with alacrity, protect soft places" by Ceinwen Haydonfit sheath over blade charge with one hand stretch wide in sweeping motions slight downward tilt forceful rhythm maintain balance do not...
Aug 18, 2021Poetry: "Bone Ladder" by Nina ParmenterIf I was belly-based, I could spend my days sculling in lush pools of gut fauna, warm and safe beneath my own flesh roof. But I chose for...
Aug 16, 2021Poetry: "O Weary Sailor" & "I Don't Blame You" by Dale BootonO Weary Sailor For Austin at night I hear the rested waves awaken stretch their arches across one another open their throats and roar o...
Aug 14, 2021Poetry: "Do you like that podcast I sent you?" by Georgia Louise LuckhurstDo you like that podcast i sent you Do you like that podcast i sent you the one about the fear of turning thirty that made me feel better...
Aug 12, 2021Poetry: "Cycle" by Sascha EngelSascha Engel is the founder and editor of Strukturriss, an Ireland-based journal focusing on anarchic dissolutions of text. After...
Aug 10, 2021Poetry: "Another round, another round again" by Alex JenkinsYou can't get sausage and mash working no word of a lie till nine sometimes ten at Millwall where they don't let you sing with twelve...
Aug 8, 2021Poetry: "My Mother was an Environmentalist" & "Patterns of Our World" by Debasis TripathyMy Mother was an Environmentalist To chop a pumpkin for curry is customary but to make chutney out of the peel is creative. Ergo, my...
Jul 28, 2021Poetry: "Found the Moon" by Christian GardunoFound the Moon in a puddle all by itself without a sky it had those sad cat eyes like a young Cybill Shepard Mix our atoms mesh our ashes...