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Daniel Lawless

Daniel Lawless’s book of poetry The Gun My Sister Killed herself With and Other Poems, will be released in be Salmon Press in 2018; recent poems appear or are forthcoming in The American Journal of Poetry, Asheville Review, Cortland Review, B O D Y, The Common, FIELD, frACTalia (Romanian) Fulcrum, The Louisville Review, Manhattan Review, Marsh Hawk Review, Numero Cinq, Prairie Schooner, and other journals. He is the founder and editor of Plume: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry.

By Daniel Lawless

Poem Against the Rich

by Daniel Lawless

This piece is part of our Winter 2022 print issue, available for purchase here.

Winter 2022 Print Issue

Dépaysement

by Daniel Lawless

(—French. The feeling of being in a foreign place, exiled.) For Thierry R — For three days you were like a piece of ripe fruit Falling through a tree of many sharp branches. But what could I do? Ice chips, damp washcloths… Finally, the halls grew quiet, The doctors, even the nurses departed. It was just the

Winter 2017

1982

by Daniel Lawless

The year many found the needle but lost the thread.

When was lost, stayed lost. AIDS. Rhodesia.

Winter 2017

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