Contributed By: John McKernan
Is probably
What powdered uranium tastes like
Yes She was the word floozie to a T
But that word
Does not rhyme with the word pain
Why am I looking again at these photos
We’re sleeping on some white beach at midnight
Who could have taken this picture ?
What an intriguing corpse I’ll make
My brain loves
Is skilled at dread
Very busy tailor
Stitching darkness
Around the edges of any bright candle
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An estimated six-and-a-half million Mexican-born citizens live and work in the United States without legal authorization. Many have children who were born in the United States and consequently are citizens although their parents are not. Employment statistics reveal that undocumented Mexican male immigrants have a higher percentage of fulltime employment than any other ethnic or […]
GNOMIC SAVIORS: EDITORS ON EDITING What happens to lit mags in a recession? moderated by Okla Elliott responses by Jacob Knabb, Ben George, Aaron Burch, Raymond Hammond, Anne McPeak, and Jodee Stanley Okla Elliott: Everyone is talking about the current economic situation in the US. How is this affecting literary journals, and what are the […]
Whether immortality from here on would be acceptable depends on the person. But whether one would accept such immortality—that is a better tool for detecting scorn for life than whether one would accept Nietzsche’s eternal return of the same.— 1 Most would embrace the power to keep animated for centuries, say, by […]
