Poetry
Poetry
I will leave the pills in their bottles, I will leave the bottles by my bed.
Poem of the Week
I taste on my tongue a gunshot of synapses warm and light like butter
Poem of the Week
Someone says Jesus is bread. He is also suffering. He is like the Internet.
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There’s no studying for this. I think souls must exist in wanted things.
Poem of the Week
He says the word robbery and you don’t know if he’s asking or telling.
Poem of the Week
they released themselves so knowingly into the soft wet air
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Each Kardashian is completely capable of being alone at night.
Poetry
This comb smells like tea gone cold, weighs less than a vein pumped full.
Poem of the Week
Charge the ground till it glitters. It was God’s pleading in that rink.
Poem of the Week
I want to bring the duality of us together, not spar with language.
Poetry
The irreversible ink stain breaking the face of whatever we skate on.
Poem of the Week
When you break them they barely change, except, at last, they stop.
Poetry
He drew on time, and space, he drew on his powers, and their sleep.
Poem of the Week
I will have to remember the man’s hooded eyes as he watches.
Narrative High School Writing Contest
we stiletto back to floodlit stages and boy flesh / stripped sequins
Poem of the Week
Lean close and kiss each other: dig down as far as down goes.
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It was a very strange dinner. I didn’t dare ask my parents questions.
Poem of the Week
Left Behind climbed the Octopus Tree to find the source of fire.
Poetry
What a noise it must have made long ago. It’s not just me saying this.
Poem of the Week
Tonight’s moon has dropped its shawl. I’m in the yard again, waiting.
Poetry
The city is lit with all its lights. I’m up in the air. It is yes until I die.
Poetry
poor Larry. you never asked to be raised from your tomb.
Poem of the Week
I’m a slave to the question what kind of music would ever dare leave you.
Poem of the Week
These things once-living drift toward the stone more movingly.
Poetry
In the republic of pain, we bloom ice bags and crutches on limbs.
Poem of the Week
All afternoon it rains on the traffic outside my window. It’s nothing new.
Poetry
I’m told that even during war, she took the time to put on lipstick.
Poetry
First a mother puts her child to sleep, then the other way around.
