Bowie
The first time I saw David Bowie it was a man who took me to a cinema in Huntington 12 […]
Chapbook Prize
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News of My Divorce Reminds Me of Your Death
Tonight I found out that I am divorced. My second try at marriage, and it’s through. Relief is what I
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The Entire Act of Sorrow
Because men murder their wives every day; because when a woman dies and it looks like a tragic accident, a
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Pantoum for Sabbouha
The diva is dead, who sang about the hours, who could dress the toughest mawwal in glitter, who knew a
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What I Learned at the Academy: Another Officer’s Confession
for Eric Garner (He was illegally selling cigarettes.) It was never supposed to be a chokehold. Just a wrestling
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Rattle, Issue 47, Page 8
My niece has scoliosis. I had just read the best poem of my life before my sister texted to tell