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Stevie Edwards

January 12, 2017

There is an absence of lemon. Dark, dark as roots, as earth. It is the tongue’s earth, coats the swallowing. Coats are because we need more fur. […]

John Sibley Williams

January 12, 2017

held together by wild oceans,
grassed over rail tracks,
whiskey and brief churches,

your interior untamed […]

Maura Pellettieri

January 12, 2017

a friend of mine, said,
Death is painless, even for me. He wore
all the words, some sleeves
no one had ever heard, […]

Ysabel Y. Gonzalez

January 8, 2017

Dear Brown Bright Heart,
sneak into my mouth—crowned glory
loosen my coarse crimson tongue […]

Talin Tahajian

January 4, 2017

Different cities glow different colors in the rain Throwing up in bathroom stalls My leather jacket & cold February wind Shades of black so dark they’re purple Cities glow different colors in the dark Night […]

Shamar Hill

January 4, 2017

When you wrote his obituary
& chose the photos did you think of me? […]

Debut Poets 2016 from Poets & Writers!

January 1, 2017

This year’s list of stellar debut collections put together by Poet’s & Writers includes Thief in the Interior by our very own Coeditor in Chief Phillip B. Williams. And of course it does! Check out […]

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