RESIDENT ARTIST: Carrie Albert No. 1
Foliage Gesture When a leaf is born chlorophyll dominates like a baby’s plump green inexperience. Mid-age orange and red intensity crackles underfeet. It seems the leaves are summoned into old age brown…
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RAPOETICS REPRINT: I, Clipping My by Taylor Napolsky
I, Clipping My fingernails felt a fragment of nail fly into my eye. A piece of me lodged in me, I realized. “You are experienced,” I thought, flushing my eye in the sink. “You have taken…
A RAPOETICS REPRINT: My Tongue by Marian Dragomir
My Tongue a while ago while I was wandering the streets on my way to school my father told me that the world is a dark and heavy place but he told that with…