Horologium by Matthew Rettino
Descend from mountaintop glaciers and track the running stream. Pass the caves of lime that gush with clouded water. Come to the...
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Nov 24, 20201 min read
My Mother Tongue by Jerome Ramcharitar
I'm surprised I still speak my mother tongue. I wish I could remember when its syllables were longer and when its k's and t's were less...
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Nov 24, 20201 min read
Viscous as marrow by Victoria LeBlanc
The way memory attaches along the black river at night fall as the light falls at dusk as the sky falls long thin lines of sky into...
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Aug 1, 20201 min read
Lemon sorbet on Sunday afternoon by Carolyne Van Der Meer
Now there are throwaway wooden spoons in ice cream shops Before COVID it was the environment marches the world over led by a little...
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Aug 1, 20201 min read
Vermeer's "Woman Holding a Balance" by Ilona Martonfi
You ask, where is Oude Langendijk, the Grote Markt, the Old Town in Delft? The violet of the wild irises dead colouring, underpainting,...
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Jun 19, 20202 min read
Placeholder, I Call Thee By Thy Name - Willow Loveday Little
I. Axon in dendrite forest. Look-see Over a shoulder disintegrating to gypsophila petals— Before this space, Her suspense of snow...
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Jun 16, 20201 min read
We Were Children Yesterday by Norman Cristofoli
Innocence and curiosity like the early birds of spring Flowers not yet blossomed yet sprouting into bloom Our goals and aspirations duly...
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Jun 16, 20201 min read
Whippoorwill by Ilona Martonfi
I haven’t been back to my blind sister Ibolya Éva’s home since mother’s death. I passed right by it once, in a dream. White clapboard on...
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Jun 16, 20201 min read
The French Shore by Emily Tristan Jones
If you’ve ever sailt, you know that the salt air on a particularly hard day will lift your lunch out of you, robbing you of everything It...
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Jun 16, 20201 min read
The Shubenacadie by Emily Tristan Jones
I am down the spiral muddy of the river This river calms us like a mother It even spits us up like a death that we thought was long gone...
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May 27, 20203 min read
Oxblood by Derek Godin
for Clint I. March 22nd 1989, Blues at Sabres Clint Malarchuk sweeps the ice shavings from his crease, same as he's done 240 times prior...
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May 27, 20201 min read
Bread by George Slobodzian
Before this bread is broken, the yeast must be proofed back to life, a small well dug In the center of a mound of flour, some sugar and...
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May 25, 20201 min read
Interim by Frances Pope
You think you might have had this one before. It cracks—or grey, or highly blue—it doesn’t shape the day it will unpeel. No more than...
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May 21, 20201 min read
philodendron by christian favreau
i. love it’s difficult it is blackbird, we’ll stay where it is safe for as long as we need you said you wanted me emotional now i...
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May 21, 20203 min read
Three Choruses by James Dunnigan
Chorus: Pythagoras And since I am moved on the wide sea Et quoniam magno feror aequore plenaque ventis full sail stretched: there is...
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