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Dustin Pearson

March 1, 2017

Of course it’s in part a good thing.
There’s hardly any room.
Everything inside it is a weapon. […]

Scott Beal

March 1, 2017

what are the dragons of sleep.
how many parts of my body can be awake at once?
if my tongue rises does my liver drowse? […]

Marlin M. Jenkins

February 15, 2017

             some days       I am both the joker and thief
lying to myself            hiding
within
                                    my hands cradling
the stacked stones                  collecting their dust […]

Derrick Weston Brown

February 15, 2017

Your body will not pucker and spoil
today, tonight,
tomorrow.
I will not claim it.
I will not seek it
cold        frozen. […]

Leah Claire Kaminski

February 15, 2017

my little nubbins are truest buttons, fuchsia-shiny, squat; skew
slewing over my pot, from my weak limbs faster […]

Shakeema Smalls

February 5, 2017

dirty words are manufactured, too. this should be considered when getting buggered by a scientific socialist. her locs long enough to tickle the strap-on — extended-praise — […]

Robert Andrew Perez

January 22, 2017

you wish a life with a little room     for happiness
like you picture the sky       purged of light
pollution    so you can see at last the stars […]

Cheswayo Mphanza

January 18, 2017

I do believe you Teddy Pendergrass;
I too have been on the rope-a-dopes

of love, soaking in fists from women
who do not believe a man can be down, […]

Corey Van Landingham

January 18, 2017

Because there had to be one woman who first loved a man. Let’s call her X.

Because X started it.

Because I can’t imagine her face. […]

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