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Five Poems, by Kathryn Rantala

Rügen Island, Day Trip The Baltic Sea We went looking where you had never been where water kept us in…

How I Wrote Certain of My Books I met the poet before he disappeared The timeline of events doesn’t…

Every day is World Poetry Day! Happy World Poetry Day! And there is no world without poetry, at least…

Upside-Down (Chestertown, 1988) Robert Day was showing me around the Literary House on the campus of Washington College. The…

By Kelly Weber An ominous sense of a strange, sometimes nightmarish broken mirror reality pervades Glass Bikini, Kristin Bock’s…

Fangs and Fetishes I went out into the world to find a healing stone. Its name was Worry. It…

The creature making noise As long as the creature making noise in the wall stays in the wall it’s…

Illustrations by Chris Vaughan Manifest Enmity The fat man is gazing at the piece of rose quartz that lives…

May 1 – May 8, 2020 Continuously crawling In yon mud fields Going on then (then) Going on (then)…