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Weekly poems, selected by the editors. Featuring new work as well as poems from our rich archives.

MATTHEW BROADDUS
Playground

Published by Gabi Graceffo

From the blood of these knuckles
a red tree grows.

ALMOG BEHAR
Poetry is Guilty
(translation by Shoshana Olidort)

Published by Gabi Graceffo

She shouldn’t have written

SERENA SOLIN
Three Poems

Published by Gabi Graceffo

A correction note to a mysterious entity:

RICH SMITH
Mop Work

Published by Gabi Graceffo

With what’s left of our unremarkable lives
we walk in what’s left of the world’s coastal prairie.

EDDIE KIM
Top

Published by Gabi Graceffo

First and last, we grapple a galaxy

ALASDAIR MAC MHAIGHSTIR ALASDAIR
Sea-Incitement
(translation by Taylor Strickland)

Published by Gabi Graceffo

Let us push out this ship’s dark
perfection of yew.

SEBASTIÁN H. PÁRAMO
Everyone Said Nature Was Healing

Published by Gabi Graceffo

Nightjars once called us later & later.

CHRIS SANTIAGO
School of Athens

Published by Gabi Graceffo

Because we missed the Raphaels the first time

MAYA JEWELL ZELLER
A Week Past the Leaked Supreme Court Draft Regarding Roe V. Wade

Published by Gabi Graceffo

A man told me I should split
my poem in two

AHN JOO CHEOL
An Eating Scene
(translation by Jeanine Walker & Shim Jaekwan)

Published by Gabi Graceffo

When the streetlamp roundly pushing up the darkness was 10 won