Rehab Food by Miles Varana

Days we had Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, drank coffee, talked fights and women, played frisbee. At night we stole chowhall cookies and woke up screaming in our beds. Photo by RDNE Stock project on Pexels.com About the Poet: Miles Varana’s work has appeared in Typehouse, The Penn Review, and Passages North. He has worked previously as a staff reader... Continue Reading →

Newlywed by Aurora Bishop

What comes after I do? Now that I found my other half, was life before just half a life or was it the introduction to a novel yet unwritten? Walking down the aisle, with his hand over mine, covering the ring that binds us eternal, his warmth becomes ours. And I'm ready for whatever is... Continue Reading →

My Sad Refrain by Mary Paulson

a hard nut split inside me where the spirit is sick bad replicating thoughts a bad birth mud and shit rivulets black gut pouring out the tongue struck mouth of a broken spigot bad human bad girl bad poet rotten root, veiny canals septic and so willful— Say it! You’re ugly, you’re fat, so dumb.... Continue Reading →

Danang West Security by Peter Mladinic

While people were getting blown to bits I guarded Bridge Ramp’s dust, I guarded the long, quiet Shell Road, 101 Doc Lap an employment center across the street from a white cathedral; 20 Duy Tan a Naval Intelligence office, stone house set back in trees; and the White Elephant, our headquarters. At the Admiral’s Quarters,... Continue Reading →

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