What comes after Post-Modernism?
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Language.
When I was young I was my mother. We sat together in June and summer shoes. We sat near open windows, sucking, cracking, throwing sunflower seeds all around the kitchen table, tongues burning from all the salt, accordion brows over everything, two twisted, contrary positions; her and I, our bodies talked this way, In the…
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it’s raining on me, from above – Poem by P Chatelain
it’s raining on me, from above the clouds come out whenever doubt’s around to drown hopes.
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Will you carry me…by G. Mramor
Will you carry me
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A dark harbor welters…by G. Mramor
A dark horbor welters
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Israel’s other race problem
At the turn of the twentieth century, Europeans started to immigrate in greater number to the United States, facing mortal dangers on their transatlantic journeys. The American government eventually reacted with the Immigration Act of 1924 in order to restrict southern and eastern Europeans from entering the country. Israel today is facing similar problems with migrants, most notably from…
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Constitution – Poem by P Chatelain
Constitution what a privilege
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All The Small Things.
Time wraps around every inch of my surface, bringing warmth and ease to some parts and an awful sting to others. I thought I lost you in the face of all that twisting, turning and temptation, to another, more convenient someone who’s no longer an understudy. I thought I’d love you less someday soon and…
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3AM Physics Lesson – Poem Submission by A Johnson
In a world where people rather spend time fighting against love than looking for it, a young cyborg by way of the Bronx trys to fashion the romance back into our lives where it belongs: neatly in our shirt pockets. Ashley ‘Ajay’ Johnson is the author of one book of poetry (Love and Other Black…
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The continents once scattered…by G. Mramor
The continents once scattered in a beautiful array now have cause to collide:
Do you create?
