Recent Poetry

Scene I, graveyard

by Rachael Jennings

21 May 2012

Their / corpses suck our marrow through / root-arms, wanting something they / think we have.

Not the Home World

by David C. Kopaska-Merkel

14 May 2012

Next year, / We'd be all over time, / And kick their trans-temporal heinies / Back to the middle of next week.

Neuschwabenland

by John Zaharick

7 May 2012

She wanted vast water, sealed / for aeons under thick glaciers.

The Second Law of Thermodynamics

by David Barber

30 April 2012

The mower cable’s puzzled into knots again / and somewhere, out of sight, a spider freezes / as that dropped screw rolls to a halt.

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