Logan Seidl
I died when you retired
the guitar solo. I died before
reading a nutrition label,
before lowering expectations, […]
I died when you retired
the guitar solo. I died before
reading a nutrition label,
before lowering expectations, […]
In humid spaces
speech sleeps on your lap,
you gouge serenities […]
Except as the engine,
the absence
of lace, puddling
below the window. […]
I can’t even watch Glory all the way through. Skip the scene where Denzel is whipped—can’t remember it’s not actually Denzel, not his scars on his back, the beauty of make-up. […]
and I begin again: I am many persons.
and I multiply each crown by the strength of my patience. […]
The Poetry Foundation and Poetry magazine are pleased to announce the five recipients of the 2016 Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellowships: Kaveh Akbar, Jos Charles, Angel Nafis, Alison C. Rollins, and Javier Zamora. Read more here
We were all there, or none of us were.
The ice was frozen through. I skated across
like a small car. You in a green coat. The ice […]
Brando is nowhere to be found. He’s a rust of a man, most of the time.
Air too lush and still plump with his gel-scent, all his gelatine-smooth.
This hall misses him like an emptied palm. Too bad. […]
I thought of you today
from the corner of the classroom
near the terrarium tank
where a Chilean Rose-Haired Tarantula hides […]
Ice winked its white eye, slick
and aggressive. I wore kitten
heels. I felt pretty. I didn’t mind […]
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