Poetry
The Stream and The Sweep
By Mark TerrillA stream of consciousness comes up out of the subway right there on Alvarado Street flows along MacArthur Park amidst the guys on the sidewalk selling baseball caps cigarettes bootleg salsa CDs & phony IDs on past the guy with no legs propped up against the lamppost
There's a Possible Person on the Roadbed
By Daniel ShapiroInside the stopped train growing warm, I watch the broad wings of noses speckled with blackheads, the pink bald spots starting to sweat.
In the paper I read a story about a man...
By Daniel ShapiroIn the paper I read a story about a man who on the 26th of July fled what was for him a prisoned island. No soap, no toothpaste, no lights when he returned home by bike along the Malecón.
To An Anonymous Friend
By Caroline CrumpackerFriend, your thinking relies heavily on indigenous speech Indigenous to what you ask? to where you ask?
Trans-Relational Love Poem
By Caroline CrumpackerThe door is designed for the repetition of words. The door is ajar. The door is a thought that will take you, as a formal convention, as a peculiarity of our time, in.
