Poetry

food poisoning words by Jeanne Polochanskyillustration by Raquel Lewin it retches me                 mute

Chinook’s Gifts words by Chloe Bantle illustration by Chelsey Wang She arrived right on time Cradling frosted memories Trailing bright

awful words by Marie Kinderman illustration by Ashley Cameron spoony guise pausing on you through the looking glass to think

11 PM Elegy words by Max Friedman-Coleillustration by Cameron Ashley And the buildings are breathing like beastsAnd time is imprisoned

The Uncomplicated Darkness words by Sophie Esther Ramsey illustration by Chelsey Wang I stand knocking behind this door,  nails wedged

Fond of Our Shadow words by Patrick Ignasiakillustration by Chelsey Wang Bite down on the umbilicus, resurrecting the road. Weathered 

morning commute words by Andrea Perez photo by Sara Qadoumi what a strange and awful thing it is, to stand

Poet/Mother/Girl words by Zoe Smith Crepp illustration by Maria Vidal Valdespino They diagnosed me As a fantastical wild-whimsied witch— Those

Crossed Cables words by Patrick Ignasiak illustration by Anella Schabler yesterday, nothing quite moved, and yet, sweeping the entire frequency

A Scottish Autumn Wednesday words by Devarya Singhania Under the Scottish August air, bathed in the yellow and tangerine of