Poetry

Paul by Wednesday Hobson

Paul by Wednesday Hobson

  I cannot muster effort enough to show what is and unspoken there what little deserves and overly qualifies a human to which I am particular.   There is a body: made of sinews, contrasting with elasticity – his rubberband arms and legs cinnamon facades made for over-ambiguity – preserving a heart perpetual pumped...
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Android Poems by Lek Borja

Android Poems by Lek Borja

  1. Phenomenon Outcome spirals             Through my circuitry, moving               To thought, I am Pale, mouthing             I do what I am told               I am built for something I raise my eyes             To whatever draws near, someone               Touches me With my own hands       2....
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McFuckie by Jessica Kinkade

McFuckie by Jessica Kinkade

A buck ninety-nine. Window at 32nd and Rose With a tad more fat than you know you should Make sure to tell them to make it a value meal, And stick extra magnums in your bag When you get her home Intoxifying – Moral concerns about the hormone-injecting slaughterhouse Devour her So you can...
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If by Abigail Templeton-Greene

If by Abigail Templeton-Greene

             in remembrance of Eun Kang What if it were just called Monday, not Night of Remembrance, not Ceremony or Candlelight Vigil? If this night was a night with nothing to take back? If women did not carry tea lights or pray under a canopy of bamboo? What if...
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Experimental by Susan Johnson

Experimental by Susan Johnson

  At the observation station observers tried observing themselves making observations and were impressed by the results. A film loop of a loop of film being filmed in a loop. For scientific purposes, some said. For posterity said others, to preserve in our selves the making of ourselves, as seen in the making. Doesn't...
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