Straight Lines
To draw a body is to find its center line. The line may sway energetically, but proper curve is only admitted in relation to this center.
Two Poems by Jessica Lawson
Three Poems by Diamond Forde
Life with fat girl, Post-Coitus
Spread over indigo light, sweat-
dimpled and satisfied, she basks Continue Reading
A Poem by Bailey Cohen-Vera
A Poem by Julia Laxer
Moon Shit
The moon like a cut of beef
All violet and indigo on the ascending sky
Fluid petals
All real
On the chin
Of a new body
Julia Laxer writes across genre, reveres the ocean, and uses writing, performance art, and spiritual practice to explore archetype and ritual. She won the Orlando Prize from A Room of Her Own in 2014 and is featured in journals and anthologies including Luna Luna Magazine, The Los Angeles Review, So-to-Speak, Zócalo Public Square, and Yes, Poetry. You may reach her on Twitter @JuliaLaxer.
A Poem by Lark Omura
every time I’m in the doorway of my apartment I think of you kissing me
the way you kissed me that nightContinue Reading
A Poem by Jocelyn Li
the sun bursts into my bedroom and demands a peepshow
sunriseContinue Reading
A Visual Poem by KT Herr
Queer fish
Learning to Cry—A Poem by Sidra
If you’re not willing to hold someone
for an hour while they cry
then we can’t have sex.
I’m new at crying you see.
It’s a skill I forgot.
The Body Becomes a Pool to Drink from–A Poem by Levi Cain
brilliant is the noise
of palming myself
Continue Reading
The Monarchs Shrugged—Poems by Annette Hakiel
Liberty as a Luxurious Thorn of the Future Content
Today our twin skeletons fell upon the tired chromatic sheets
like earth. The day began to look like the moths
