Riding Schwinns in ’56
Riding Schwinns in ’56 by Donal Mahoney You had to have a Schwinn to lead this pack of boys riding bikes full speed baking under
Month: April 2016
Worldly Ambassadors
Worldly Ambassadors by Pat A Physics “There is very little time,” she entoned. “Yeah,” I half laughed half said. “These are what you need to
Poem
Poem by John Gray To Arthur Edmonds Geranium, houseleek, laid in oblong beds On the trim grass. The daisies’ leprous stain Is fresh. Each night
Did you see the moon tonight?
Did you see the moon tonight? by Ben Macnair Did you see the moon tonight? It hangs silently, going through its cycles. A rough draft,
Seed
Seed by Kathleen Driskell In first grade, you met Squanto, nearly naked and on his haunches, showing those thick-headed pilgrims how one must plant fish
Believe This
Believe This by Richard Levine All morning, doing the hard, root-wrestling work of turning a yard from the wild to a gardener’s will, I heard
Peace and dolls, models I’d fuck.
Peace and dolls, models I’d fuck. by Smokey Farris Tea jew, Jack wanted me to inform you the sex seeve has arrived at our eastern
Sunflowers
Sunflowers by Kieran Borsden Remember when we were sunflowers, elevated by spring-time devotion— ever reaching to the boundless sky? How we faced the sun, entranced,
After the Winter
After the Winter by Claude McKay Some day, when trees have shed their leaves And against the morning’s white The shivering birds beneath the eaves
Tyrannosaurus
Tyrannosaurus by Tomás Sánchez Hidalgo It’s seven in the morning while we navigate through the Leviathan, without a compass, and with a wicked Tyrannosaurus affixed