Poetry #25 Spring 2023
Emma Bolden
Directional Points
Ronda Piszk Broatch
When Night Comes Wrapped in Asbestos
I Desire the Things Which Will Destroy Me in the End
I stole the moon, and it taught me to glow
M. Cynthia Cheung
Summer Palace
Flower Conroy
Nudibranchs
Jill Crammond
Sonnet for My Ex-Husband, Dead Again
Sandra Crouch
This is how I answer my mother when she asks what I'm going to do with my life
The Museum of Lost Bodies
Satya Dash
Fashion Statement
Night River
Rita Feinstein
After I Stopped Eating
Dan Fliegel
hoping you could make a manual sound
If you listen while riding on busses
Churches might only mean realization
Lisa Higgs
Someone's Always Trying to Kill You
Dennis Hinrichsen
[mosaic] [with Gatsby and the Sour Dead]
[dominion] [with John Keats and a Napkin]
Mara Jebsen
Revision
Underbeat
Abriana Jetté
Coincidence, or?
Dolor, I
Letitia Jiju
Easy as Aleph
E.W.I. Johnson
Two Sonnets
Ashley Kunsa
Even These Things We Cannot Touch
The Year of Love
Susanna Lang
Testimony
James Fujinami Moore
if I should die eaten by a Pomeranian
Matthew Murrey
Tusk
Pablo Otavalo
For I can’t and I won’t
Leí Cien Años de Soledad en la casa de mi abuela
Heather Qin
Stolen Ghazal
Wesley Sexton
Forgiveness Time
Ashish Kumar Singh
Self-Portrait As A Survivalist.
Sara Sowers-Wills
Polysemy in Snow
Sydney Vogl
Death Bloom
Elinor Ann Walker
Song for Cello & Girlhood
Fugue State
Andrew Wells
"and the wave,"
Erin Wilson
Doppelgänger
Recipe
Marina Hope Wilson
Narrative
Just Because it’s Electric Doesn’t Mean it Has Currency
David Wojciechowski
Leaf / Not Leaf
Jules Wood
Stripper Strike!
It's Not That I Can't Take the Pain! It's the Shame!
Ellen Zhang
Purple Poetry
BJ Zhou
Off the second floor balcony of a fire-ridden Xinjiang apartment building, mid-jump
Jane Zwart
Hymnody
Conditional Love Poem
Directional Points
Ronda Piszk Broatch
When Night Comes Wrapped in Asbestos
I Desire the Things Which Will Destroy Me in the End
I stole the moon, and it taught me to glow
M. Cynthia Cheung
Summer Palace
Flower Conroy
Nudibranchs
Jill Crammond
Sonnet for My Ex-Husband, Dead Again
Sandra Crouch
This is how I answer my mother when she asks what I'm going to do with my life
The Museum of Lost Bodies
Satya Dash
Fashion Statement
Night River
Rita Feinstein
After I Stopped Eating
Dan Fliegel
hoping you could make a manual sound
If you listen while riding on busses
Churches might only mean realization
Lisa Higgs
Someone's Always Trying to Kill You
Dennis Hinrichsen
[mosaic] [with Gatsby and the Sour Dead]
[dominion] [with John Keats and a Napkin]
Mara Jebsen
Revision
Underbeat
Abriana Jetté
Coincidence, or?
Dolor, I
Letitia Jiju
Easy as Aleph
E.W.I. Johnson
Two Sonnets
Ashley Kunsa
Even These Things We Cannot Touch
The Year of Love
Susanna Lang
Testimony
James Fujinami Moore
if I should die eaten by a Pomeranian
Matthew Murrey
Tusk
Pablo Otavalo
For I can’t and I won’t
Leí Cien Años de Soledad en la casa de mi abuela
Heather Qin
Stolen Ghazal
Wesley Sexton
Forgiveness Time
Ashish Kumar Singh
Self-Portrait As A Survivalist.
Sara Sowers-Wills
Polysemy in Snow
Sydney Vogl
Death Bloom
Elinor Ann Walker
Song for Cello & Girlhood
Fugue State
Andrew Wells
"and the wave,"
Erin Wilson
Doppelgänger
Recipe
Marina Hope Wilson
Narrative
Just Because it’s Electric Doesn’t Mean it Has Currency
David Wojciechowski
Leaf / Not Leaf
Jules Wood
Stripper Strike!
It's Not That I Can't Take the Pain! It's the Shame!
Ellen Zhang
Purple Poetry
BJ Zhou
Off the second floor balcony of a fire-ridden Xinjiang apartment building, mid-jump
Jane Zwart
Hymnody
Conditional Love Poem