by Melody Wang | Sep 7, 2021 | Issue #2, Issues
the air was still. On his knees,arms grimy up to the elbows,the old man squinted to surveyuntouched terrain. His steady handwiped off a trickle of sweat, and I watchedas he cut inch-thick tubes of copperfor another void-filling project. Hundredsof tiny, bleached...
by Daniel J. Flosi | Sep 7, 2021 | Issue #2, Issues
i. Sea winds foam sea hymns we disappear...
by PS Nolf | Sep 7, 2021 | Issue #2, Issues
Aerosol adhesive from the spray gun blows−the polyurethane parts marchingfront and back andfront and back−green and orange hummingbirds in her lungs,nights working the manufacturing line,days doused with drugs and dead dreams.Broken Buddhas line her window sill. Upon...
by Daniel J. Flosi | Sep 7, 2021 | Issue #2, Issues
you wake themorning findits seeds inyour palmnow you mustscrape ...
by Ryan Alexander | Sep 7, 2021 | Issue #2, Issues
It’s UberEats. It’s super cheap.It’s 3-4-2. It’s just for you.It’s order now. It’s holy cow.It’s extra cheese. It’s hidden fees.It’s corporate culture. It’s awful vultures.It’s Black Lives Matter, so do...
by Dre Hill | Sep 7, 2021 | Issue #2, Issues
Here are the quiet momentsthe whispering thoughtseatingat your wayward souldevouring your being.Here are the lingering queriescloudingyour sense of directionin a darkening hazesuggesting all that you lack.Here are the patches of darknessthe voids where light...
