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Volume Eight

Issue 2

Darren C. Demaree

Emily As I Get Dressed And

Emily As a Plum Flower

Sam Bellamy

Eloise Klein Healy

Level 3, Northridge Rehab

Serena Alagappan

The Body Keeps tthe Score

Melissa Crowe

But Nothing Bad Ever Happened to Me in the Woods

Amy Thatcher

The Assumption of the Virgin into Heaven

Rick James in the Garden of Eden

JIA JIA

where are you going

Ellen Kombiyil

Lisa Alletson

The morning after a fatal car accident on our street

Mason Wray

JIA JIA

Megan Kaminski

From "a very lonely place, with unbroken horizon, under a cloudless sky"

C.D. Bailey

No One Hurt Me Without Loving Me First

JIA JIA

Jacob Griffin Hall

Dameion Wagner

Chryss Yost

What Now? The Corpse Flower Goes...

JIA JIA

untitled (from entrance)

Cody Pease

I Became Anything

Derek JG Williams

Lucas Jorgensen

JIA JIA

Michael Robins

Pacific Standard Time

The Domestication of Crows

The House We Called Home

Cameron Morse

Adam D. Weeks

The Young Believer Finds a Dead Mouse on the Walk to School

The Young Believer on Bethany Beach

Lauren Camp

Getting to What I Know

Whatever Minus I was Getting Used To

Bailey Cohen-Vera

Poem Written While Listening to Kamasi Washington's "Change of the Guard"

Romana Iorga

Shadow Children

King Grossman

Jacob Lindberg

Devin Kelly

2021 Michelle Boisseau Poetry Prize
Winner & Finalists

Emmy Newman

The Evaporation of Jellyfish

Alyx Chandler

In My Grandmother's Jaw

Jed Myers

My Brother and I at Har Jehuda

2021 Michelle Boisseau Poetry Prize Winning Poem

In A Polish Dream

Lea Graham

Away from the Past into Other Pasts

Lea Graham, the 2021-Michelle-Boisseau-Prize-winning poet, on how a place's strangeness is made familiar and kept strange by poems

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