National Poetry Month: HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS by Kelly Forsythe
Historical Documents by Kelly Forsythe I am writing an autobiography of myself as a man. I want to use the word “excavate” here but I’ll use “imagining” instead, as in / you see me imagining deep unconscious feelings of manliness. Doesn’t everyone love tan...
National Poetry Month: HEBREW LESSON: LICHBOSH by Marcela Sulak
Hebrew Lesson: Lichbosh by Marcela Sulak To conquer, occupy, preserve Before bowls and jugs existed there were clay walls around Jericho—its name means fragment, and sometimes, it means moon. How to enter it is crucial. Wise to have spies when you’re...
National Poetry Month: Am I going to get raped in the park where I read my mother’s poem by Anne Marie Rooney
Am I going to get raped in the park where I read my mother’s poem by Anne Marie Rooney Is that why they keep the gate locked so I can know not to enter I am every girl on a bicycle and my hair feels good I want to say salty but river beside me oils a...