Poem: Stevie Belchak

/ Stevie Belchak / Poetry
WHEN YOU ASK HOW I AM DOING I am eating out my gold fillings at […]

Poem: H.E. Fisher

/ H.E. Fisher / Poetry
WHILE HE IS HEALING | IT WOULD BE BEST TO live like i am lost […]

Poems: Sara Youngblood Gregory

/ Sara Youngblood Gregory / Poetry
climate death but my blood runs hot “guts in a glass vase” is a reference […]

Poem: Sarah Nichols

/ Sarah Nichols / Poetry
Interlude for Player Piano, 1 After Westworld I give them these relics of the future: […]

Poems: Andy Keys

/ Andy Keys / Poetry
Tested  Having had blood drawn, I lay down in the snow in case I fainted. […]

Cathy Dreyer’s Lockdown Life

/ Cathy Dreyer / Poetry
The glove protects you she says / (Showing we) / It’s a short trip he says / (What we) / She can’t explain...

Poems: Lydia Unsworth

/ Lydia Unsworth / Poetry
It does its work / If I were a featherbed, saved up from the leftovers […]

Poem: Laura-Blaise McDowell

/ Laura-Blaise McDowell / Poetry
Laura-Blaise McDowell holds an MA in Creative Writing (UCD). Her work has appeared in numerous […]

Poem: Nazifa Islam

/ Nazifa Islam / Poetry
I Know Permanence a found poem from Virginia Woolf’s ‘The Waves’ I am feeling a […]

Poem – Kathleen Hellen

/ Kathleen Hellen / Poetry
How they took a thing down to its parts “So you sat with them, listening […]

Poems: Alicia Byrne Keane

/ Alicia Byrne Keane / Poetry
Blood, emeralds, bears Standing in your hallway my blood turned sharp, full of tiny conical […]

Poem: Barbara Daniels

/ Barbara Daniels / Poetry
Languor Seeds fall like spots of light and lodge between bricks on the patio and […]

Poem: Aisling Cullen

/ Aisling Cullen / Poetry
Snails Teeth First we hunt the slugs and snails Wait for their slick glitter to […]

Poems: Ben Kline

/ Ben Kline / Poetry
A Pile A gathering of young cousins is called a pile. It’s not a reunion […]

Poems: Charlie Baylis

/ Charlie Baylis / Poetry
Charlie Baylis is from Nottingham, England. He is the Editor of Anthropocene. His poetry has […]

Poem: Tammy Lai-Ming Ho

/ Tammy Lai-Ming Ho / Poetry
Oysters are not available /  in town. I go to the supermarket / to buy bacon-flavoured chips.

Poems: Kali Paszkiewicz

/ Kali Paszkiewicz / Poetry
Witches I twist my hand out the car window To feel the ways the wind […]

Poems: Ian Seed

/ Ian Seed / Poetry
Air of Protection A young man in a priest’s collar, my maiden shift went badly […]

Poems: Claudia F. Saleeby Savage

/ Claudia F. Saleeby Savage / Poetry
  Listen to the readings: It’s a good feeling if everything is gone, everything is […]

…of Being a Poet: Saha on Chatterjee

/ Amit Shankar Saha / Poetry
Un-building Walls by Ananya Chatterjee (Kolkata: Zahir Publication, 2019, ISBN 978-81-939828-4-6, INR 250, Pp. 86) […]

Poems: Marshall Mallicoat

/ Marshall Mallicoat / Poetry
Angels There is no heat, only the tiny invisible angels who rub your skin when […]

Poems: Debarshi Mitra

/ Debarshi Mitra / Poetry
<Spectra> You whispered into my ear a secret prayer and the day so delicately hinged […]

Poem: Rauan Klassnik

Poem: Jesse Miksic

/ Jesse Miksic / Poetry
Town Park as Tuning Fork The forest Fought itself quiet For the sun The little […]

Poems: Brigid Hannon

/ Brigid Hannon / Poetry
Broken Watches I want to dig a hole and bury you in it. I would […]

Poems: Rupert Loydell

/ Rupert Loydell / Poetry
TEN EMAILS FROM STRANGERS ‘What a big synthesizer you’ve got.’ ‘All the better to make […]

Poems: Elias Siqueiros

/ Elias Siqueiros / Poetry
The Age Of Waiting We were waiting for the winter to begin. We were waiting […]

Poems: Michael Grinthal

/ Michael Grinthal / Poetry
For Job From The Train The particles are still my Companions though they make Up […]