7 Things I Don’t Have the Chance to Tell You

Self-Hatred, Logan Sullivan 1. I learned how to braid. The YouTube tutorial was awful,And I ripped out most of your mom’s hair.2. The ballet recital you were rehearsing for,I learned the whole dance.3. Yes, the coffee mug you broke was…

Categories: Poetry, VOLUME VI

Little Iguana

To Warm A Bed – Iambus, Louie-Paulo Darang Little iguana basking in the sun That iguana has never filed taxes Probably because it can’t read I hope that it doesn’t get arrested About the Author Wilson Haworth · Guilford College…

Categories: Poetry, VOLUME VI

Supermarket in Santa Monica

Perch, Victoria Barry Fluorescents shoeshine my Shop Local badge. My shoulder tote sags fair trade coffee bags. Here I think of all that is super: the man, the ego, this store, this man these chocolate raisin samples I halfheartedly resist,…

Categories: Poetry, VOLUME VI

Blackish Blues

A Better World is Possible, Ernest Volynec         Every night, as the star had risen The thought of escape would cross We divulged our truths and hearkened their lies Over pain that would never leave and freedom that…

Categories: Poetry, VOLUME VI