An Apology, Just As the Weather Gets Nice
I. Dear darling, I’m sorry, I have broken all of our windows. The first while I was alone, spring cleaning, tipping inwards, wiping years of grey away Something shifted. A squeak I …
I. Dear darling, I’m sorry, I have broken all of our windows. The first while I was alone, spring cleaning, tipping inwards, wiping years of grey away Something shifted. A squeak I …
I. I am surrounded by third graders, and I am playing the role of silent typist. My job is twofold: 1.) type what they say 2.) act the mute Small …
When it’s not raining . . . read Young? From Issue 5 of A Public Space — “I Don’t Burn” by Kevin Young: Dear Darkness — …
I would like very much to go snorkeling with you – Our pale, East Coast bodies floating like foam in a cobalt salty sea Where, fluttering alongside schools of …
I’ve briefly mentioned this before, but I’ll say it again: I think if there’s one, immediately irksome subject for a poem to tackle, it’s writing …
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