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A Velveteen Second Ever Dream
Baby wants Blue Velvet To write in bruises, bruiseblue running uncoordinated in vain Down veins called baby, baby it aches like a solid wedged in in The blood blue velvet morning moving slow gasping coffee so as to Numb the shake from sleep. Baby wants Blue Anchor into concrete for shoes in reality blues Color graded northwestern pale vampiric in the evergreens with Sky so close falling heavy rain permeated in cloud Baby wants Blue morning holding making something More than t

Evan Truth
Jun 161 min read


Flashes of White Fire
Alison Jennings is a Seattle-based teacher who volunteered at a writing center, inspiring a return to poetry. She's had a mini chapbook and 125 poems published in numerous journals: Mslexia, Society of Classical Poets, and The Raw Art Review. https://sites.google.com/view/airandfirepoet/home.

Alison Jennings
Jun 121 min read


The Bunny and the Minister
Quinn White is a poet and educator. She is a graduate of Virginia Tech's MFA in poetry program. Her poems have appeared in journals such as Sixth Finch, Gargoyle Magazine, and Bayou Magazine.

Quinn White
Jun 121 min read



Shamar McFarlane
Jun 110 min read


My Porcupine’s Dilemma
If I should be bare with her, She would be the only one to know Which scars have faded which are still raised, purple, circular There are those I can’t see in places too sharp to touch Is it strange that I’m rarely dangerous with her? Quills retract where they once would’ve drawn blood Closer and closer, yet I am only met with smooth hands Warm, all healing, requited hands They have drawn love in miraculous detail Unreplicable hands I think that’s what hurts now, Her fleeti

Ava Burroughs
Jun 111 min read


Passion According to the Master
Lina Buividavičiūtė is a poet and literary critic. She is an author of three poetry books in Lithuanian. The poetry book "Dark ages" will be published in Spain this year. Lina is a Pushcart prize nominee and two of her poems won Honorable mention at Writer's digest competitions.

Lina Buividavičiūtė
Jun 111 min read
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