113,307 acres, 38% (excerpt From Atlas) - Glenn Bach
113,307 acres, 38%
bigger than Atlanta is how badass
our ancient trees are everything up
to the road is burnt as the fire grows
How to Survive a Genocide - Lori Yeghiayan Friedman
First, be born to Armenian parents in Santa Monica, California―
Driving Naked Westward After Midnight - Susan Melinda Moree
I spied the neon sign advertising ‘Barbecue pork, all u can eat, take exit 122, turn right, can’t miss it! Truckers welcome!’ flashing above me. As hungry as I was, I didn’t pull over.
Incarcerated Spaces - Dave Nash
He’s walking through the lot as fast as he can between, around, past extended-size F-150s and jacked up Silverados.
Silent - Melissa Nunez
I don’t know if it was due to nature or to nurture that I have always labelled myself errant.
And So On in a Week (Zuihitsu) - Koss
Email request for a reading—then two days later, Devin, the medium, 56, [who predicted Max’s death, and said she would come back and kill her ex] died in his sleep.
Out-of-Office Poem - Daniel Rortvedt
Thank you for your message. I will be out of sage by September.
I MET DEATH AT THE PATTESON DRIVE KROGER - Lori D’Angelo
I went to the Patteson Drive Kroger for Kleenex
Notes On Pacifica, Calif. - Caroline Warner
Just before sunset, I find myself
hand-in-hand with my beautiful friend
Raney’s Imaginary Friend - Jacqueline Doyle
“Be nice, or next thing you know Raney will be in the closet talking to her imaginary friend.”
Never Going Green - Sherry Morris
In Lesterville, we know the phrase Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce, but we ignore it.