EVERY LONG POEM FEELS LIKE A GOODBYE / THIS IS NOT A LONG POEM
"we are still / waiting for a rebirth / of wonder by the waves" ~ A new poem by Camila Valle.
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May 15, 2024
“Home Improvements” & “Poem Beginning with a Line from an Interview with Tajik-Russian Pop Star Manizha”
"a future is coming, / a wonderful, dazzling future of loss, / like we've never felt it before, so keen and yawning, / loss that means something, because we make it do so, / because we have time to..." Two poems by Kit Eginton.
January 19, 2024
“Rebel” & “Revolution Must Mean Life”
"And I know that my ashes / Will scatter / The world." Two poems by Maysam Ghani.
December 8, 2023
“Inspiring Words” & “Scallion Flowers”
"A festival underway; cherry-blossoms in bloom / I was carrying hundreds of leaflets / to distribute / to all of my comrades..." Two poems by farmers' rights activist Shibuya Teisuke, translated from the Japanese by Adam Kuplowsky.
September 24, 2023
“After Confinement,” “In the Ward,” and “Circle of Care”
"When do I rest into the we?" Two poems and a collage by Steffi Tad-y.
September 15, 2023
Wildfires
"I paid the tax for living. I kept / my head down & kept keeping / it down & pushing upwards." A new poem by Yaz Lancaster.
August 4, 2023
Triple Rainforest
Sam Weselowski on "the red cedar / shade, backdrop / for the pickup truck flying / a Confederate flag / around the cul-de-sac..." A new poem.
March 28, 2023
Making Up
"There are spaces to lie down / on scavenged mattresses, / under woolly capes. / Or on newly sewn duvets / stuffed with milkweed down. / Places to kiss and warm and hold." A visionary new poem by Mahaila Smith.
December 4, 2022
