I Solved Zeno’s Dichotomy
Robert McTague easily, pared all decisions down to my whole self seven years ago— halving motion never stopped: proof… Read More »I Solved Zeno’s Dichotomy
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Vertigo
Vijayender Cherupally I am afraid of heights for, what if – standing here, as if atop the world, … Read More »Vertigo
Snap-Time Routines
Kat Leonard-Peck Snap-time routines cool jazz with the key ring baby on one hip and groceries swinging crashed to… Read More »Snap-Time Routines
She Went Back to the Beginning
Tain Leonard-Peck River song echoing down icy banks seawater shivers a chorus of return, ancestral the call to creche.… Read More »She Went Back to the Beginning
Love or Food
Sanjana Srivastava Walking through the lanes of Sokoto, I came across a starved black child. His legs were like… Read More »Love or Food
BLOOD AND FLOWERS
Sitara Suseelan Ripening purple rose, green first light, blue sky woman. It is all // Unbraiding // My ancient… Read More »BLOOD AND FLOWERS
100th Meridian
Ryan Clark A line boundary is a stern boundary. Unearth it. You could see successive lines and surfaces marking… Read More »100th Meridian
Untitled (Last August)
Farheena S. Rehman Last August The bulbul family left When the fledglings took flight The nest still await… Read More »Untitled (Last August)
Prism
Anirban Dam Three days of introspection can change one’s perspective. For instance, the lint on your cardigan is not… Read More »Prism
if at first
RC deWinter life’s become a misshapen ceramic a crude abstract cast by an idiot ugly to look at hardly… Read More »if at first