Poetry #27 Spring 2024
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Terry Belew
For Certain

​Dustin Brookshire & Diamond Forde
Dustin Wants to Write a Poem with Diamond

Dustin Brookshire & Caridad Moro-Gronlier
Dustin Wants to Write a Poem with Caridad
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Charlie Coleman
Sestina for Lawrence v. Texas

Isabelle Doyle
Fire in the Butterfly Sanctuary

Reyzl Grace
Zaliv Vozvratseniya
The Poet Drunkenly Remonstrates with High Tide

Kelly Gray
The Coldening

Meredith Herndon
Father

Mina Khan
the women
How I learned to kill mosquitoes 

Anoushka Kumar
Natural Selection For The Lonely Individual

Cate Latimer
She, Reborn

BEE LB
seasickness

Grace Marie Liu
That Time
Taxidermy

Sarah Mills
Ghazal For Things That Disappear
Irene, My OCD Brain, Goes to the Post Office

Faisal Mohyuddin
We Choose Our Own Miseries

Marcus Myers
Red-Tailed Hawk's Monologue

Mike Puican
The Familiar

Sarah Sorensen
Restless Coyote Pilfers the Night and She Does Not Need Your Judgment
The Improvisational Jazz of an Idle Life is a Heaven So Fine They Told You It’s Kept in the Devil’s Hand

Lynne Thompson
Through Another Looking Glass
The year of voting dangerously

Natalie Tombasco
Dorinda Medley Monologue

Alexandra van de Kamp
Being Unhappy Shortens Your Life

Donna Vorreyer
Fugue Bourgeois 
Something about Jason Momoa’s Orange Scale Bodysuit Makes Me Relive My Mother’s Decline (or
         ​All That Glitters is Not Gold And Sometimes Just False Hope)
​I am Told to Look for the Beauty in Everything