By Abu Bakr Sadiq
in the wakefulness of my hunger for luminescence
i rifle through cities for lighthouses
By Dax Carswell
Breathe in, / Breathe out. Catalyze the / Cries. Don’t wait too long to / Tear up—space them evenly,
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By Domenica Martinello
I lock fingers with myself, preteen. I offer up the underwire. I bounce and supple, drag and drop the pretense, steal. My fanny pack is plum, I smell all pungent and powdery. I return to puppy shampoo, milk and strawberries.
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By Laura Mota
the cows are benevolent and full of flies. / wilderness needs to make its case against nature romanticization. / I tell the cows that my partner’s kisses taste like quick disapprovals.
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By Sneha Subramanian Kanta
The calculus of things: / petrichor lungs of forests / We walk till the last post office of a country / though we know
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