How We Got From There to Here - Dave Housley
There was a popular theory that they were gods, or angels delivered to watch over us in our final days.
Guide: A Reading - D. Keali'i MacKenzie
Because of him
you love when five-o-clock shadow
makes your lips tingle.
On the Origin of Measures - James Tadd Adcox
And so it was observed, Kircher writes, that the further one traveled from the capitol, the less trustworthy became the length of things…
If Monet Had Painted the Western United States - Nikoletta Gjoni
Like being on a ship and seeing only ocean and sky, the Great Plains yawn out on all four sides, mustard yellow and mossy, the grass simply existing endlessly.
Contagion is a Despot Poet - Eric Robert Nolan
Its alabaster palm will lean to sow
what words will wind within their binding strictures
Summer Slow - John Grey
There's enough Summer here
for a boy to play until
he can no longer see his hands.
Upstairs - R. A. Allen
What was that noise down in the kitchen?
The visitation of a memory?
Farty Arty and the Visitor - Theo Fenraven
Sometimes I thought I was rotting from the inside out.
A Triangular-Shaped Laser-Hole Leg Injury: Jesse Long - Clay Thistleton
little silhouettes
in Jesse’s ___________
small beings that are not
there
A Thousand Light Years Away - Ann Christine Tabaka
There are no answers beyond
what or why, nothing to ascertain.
When I Ran From Nothing - Cheryl Skory Suma
We are familiar, these shadows of the past and I.
Father and Son - Tim Payne
Out past the castaway skeletons
of train tracks and chicken farms,
my father and I cut through the drifts,
No Respecter of Lines - Laura Maffei
Dr. Giannini never says no to anyone, which is why his waiting room is always packed and noisy.