Three Poems by Jasmine An

Film Analysis Techniques Whose perspective does the camera represent? Whose eyes? I stare. How am I any different than the … More

“Torture Horse,” a poem by Jessie Janeshek

See my body move so many nuclear beauties in tinfoil draping the rage. My mouth is too small to matter … More

when i am away to work. I can work. I can even go away to work. I work as well … More

Psychoanalysis tells us the secret of healthy living: speech. Unspoken thoughts can travel at light speed ramped to the power … More

The Cow with a Hole in It I know all you want to do is stare at the hole in … More

Where These Rivers Start Fast Joe, I was there the day you began to rain. We were walking home from … More

Blind Children What is the first thing you remember? Kicking my sister My father hitting me with sticks Lying next … More

In the America of my fist the rats drew blood. You let them. You soaked me with hydrogen saying don’t … More

It is night and the feeling is coming on again. You know the one. There are rules for dealing with … More

*** Patrick Williams is a poet and academic librarian living in Central New York. His recent work appears … More

—for Steve Oristaglio There is a foosball table in a New Jersey summer home. There is a grand piano in … More

Sloth Girl lived at the top of a very tall tree in a great forest. Upon Sloth Girl lived Moth … More