Poetry Storage Body Triptych by Sara Dudo I To erect a greenhouse on a perennial farm: 1, 2, 3 group push of metal arches up to heirloom sun dipping underneath each metal line along the other side rays peppering the eye we mourn spring eternal cycle: fingertips sweat along hot metal each ladder step a tinny hymn, echoing edict of screw Summer 2023 Read
Poetry Questions, 1969 by Wendy Mnookin Huge and unembarrassed, my friendfloated like a Buddha in the small pool.I drank iced tea, gradedchlorine-splashed paperson The Mayor of Casterbridge. When she had her babyon a bed covered with a shower curtain,I did what I was told, sealedthe placenta in a plastic bag,stashed it in the freezer. Life was breathless in its daringor boring Summer 2013 Read
Poetry Waiting for the Mortuary Team by Donna Spruijt-Metz —after Psalm 130 The rabbi is sitting with me on the floor, my hand reaching for your earlobe through the sheet’s barrier— Summer 2025 Read
