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Anne Gerard 6/1/26 Anne Gerard 6/1/26

Danaë, 1907

why not paint your own visage in the mirror?—he tells me my questions are an account of his wisdom, and he plans to live as the gods do: not as himself, but in a silhouette like mine

Kianna Greene 6/1/26 Kianna Greene 6/1/26

How Far Back This Goes

my sadness was once tangled around my name.

the doctors had to touch the cold rain of their hands

against my fevered skull to know it was real

Peter Munro 6/1/26 Peter Munro 6/1/26

Slow Lesson

Stitches of rain unpierce

my lips. There is no pain.

What the breath slips loose

I regain.

Jeffery Renard Allen 2/26/26 Jeffery Renard Allen 2/26/26

Preview

Capped

Out in the field Mbye saw somebody just barely there, a shirtless old man, as black as Mbye, with his trousers rolled up, who looked at him without curiosity.