ON THE USES OF ANOTHER GRIEF AS SKIN, OR WHAT TO DO WHEN WELL-MEANING WHITE QUEERS WANT TO WEAR YOUR
I didn’t recognize my face in the mirror today I did not know my name Instead a white woman grafts my tongue onto hers Caging the meat of...
ODE TO MY FORBIDDEN SELF by Isabella Rosario
To melodrama, to snot crying over old films, to sticking pill capsules beneath my tongue and not swallowing. Ode to the strange...
THE NAME OF THE POEM IS "DISCOVERY" by Deneka Thomas
Tell the poem to touch itself at night. Tell the poem to hand pick the stars scattered between its valleys And bring the torrent rain....
IMPOSSIBLE IN ENGLISH by Eli Tareq Lynch
the sound is high and loud pitched. i am the sound. the sound belongs to the speakers. i am not the speaker. my butt on the speaker,...
TOA by Stephen Garcia
Your grandmother told you That during times of war your people of Samoa would sing songs to their warriors before entering battle Tala...
SYMPOSIUM FOR THE PALESTINIAN/QUEER BODY by George Abraham
Click me. What does the title, “Emerging poet,” mean to you? The title of emerging poet is a bit of a double edged sword. On one hand, I...