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January 2026
a in feore groene
By Julie Parker-Kinsey, a traveler reaches a bay of spirits at the world’s edge, where winter memories and an evergreen presence is found.
a in feore groene
By Julie Parker-Kinsey, a traveler reaches a bay of spirits at the world’s edge, where winter memories and an evergreen presence is found.
Rear-View Mirror Bridal Canopy → Windshield’s V...
Gerard Sarnat riffs on Shakespeare, Don Quixote, Tevye, Chekhov’s gun, and deus ex machina to ask what endings we expect, and what we earn.
Rear-View Mirror Bridal Canopy → Windshield’s V...
Gerard Sarnat riffs on Shakespeare, Don Quixote, Tevye, Chekhov’s gun, and deus ex machina to ask what endings we expect, and what we earn.
In Which She Is
A three-part poem written by Betty Stanton where "she" becomes the fire, the wolf, and the fog.
In Which She Is
A three-part poem written by Betty Stanton where "she" becomes the fire, the wolf, and the fog.
Like a Carrot
A Breath + Seal by Cole McNamara on awakening, cruelty, and the truth dangled like a carrot—sealed with a single word that changes everything.
Like a Carrot
A Breath + Seal by Cole McNamara on awakening, cruelty, and the truth dangled like a carrot—sealed with a single word that changes everything.
The Ache of Renewal
A poem by Jazz about painful awakening, and renewal through awareness that's forged through tears and courage to reclaim a voice.
The Ache of Renewal
A poem by Jazz about painful awakening, and renewal through awareness that's forged through tears and courage to reclaim a voice.
December 2025
Pockets of Words
A poem by Mattias Geh that carries urgency in the dark, clumped and half-readable—moving through the body as dusk arrives.
Pockets of Words
A poem by Mattias Geh that carries urgency in the dark, clumped and half-readable—moving through the body as dusk arrives.
Unease
A poem by Edward St. James that watches the speaker with fearful unease, accusing us of the damage we’ve done and the horrors we refuse to face.
Unease
A poem by Edward St. James that watches the speaker with fearful unease, accusing us of the damage we’ve done and the horrors we refuse to face.
Liminence
Three haiku by Michael Aaron Harrington that follow the quiet ruin between inner and outer worlds, moving into a threshold where erosion reveals itself.
Liminence
Three haiku by Michael Aaron Harrington that follow the quiet ruin between inner and outer worlds, moving into a threshold where erosion reveals itself.
November 2025
What If I Just Go?
An aching, split-self monologue about collapsing the system, choosing self over suffocation, and the cost of financial “safety, written by Cole McNamara.
What If I Just Go?
An aching, split-self monologue about collapsing the system, choosing self over suffocation, and the cost of financial “safety, written by Cole McNamara.
Priority List
A Ruin poem by Cole McNamara about a system that tracks every minor infraction while shielding the powerful, and what it costs to live under that gaze.
Priority List
A Ruin poem by Cole McNamara about a system that tracks every minor infraction while shielding the powerful, and what it costs to live under that gaze.
Decline
A formal, looping poem by Cole McNamara raising glass after glass to aging bodies, eroding faith, and the hard truth that everything, eventually, must decline.
Decline
A formal, looping poem by Cole McNamara raising glass after glass to aging bodies, eroding faith, and the hard truth that everything, eventually, must decline.
The Monster
A villanelle by Cole McNamara about growing up queer in a hostile world, where desire is called a monster until the speaker chooses to keep it after all.
The Monster
A villanelle by Cole McNamara about growing up queer in a hostile world, where desire is called a monster until the speaker chooses to keep it after all.