Issue 17 / September 2018

"If we lift our minds and hearts and our imagination, we will converge around a sense of what's good for all of us, what's good for humanity, what's good for the future generations."
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr.

“the poem which is the story of us”, “to R, who asked me to jump into the pool” and “of the understanding of love and other such things”

September 1, 2018

“of mass shootings and love and chopsticks and bridges and warmth and cherry blossoms and expectations and acrostic poems and” and “Dear White Men: Bet You Think This Poem Is About You”

September 1, 2018

Issue 17 / September 2018

“the poem which is the story of us”, “to R, who asked me to jump into the pool” and “of the understanding of love and other such things”

“of mass shootings and love and chopsticks and bridges and warmth and cherry blossoms and expectations and acrostic poems and” and “Dear White Men: Bet You Think This Poem Is About You”

“Augusta Ada Lovelace, A.A.L.”, “Made Up” and “Six Hours before Performance”

“Looking Forward” and “Moving In”

“Horizons,” “After Reading Traveling Through Dark” and “534-1785”

“Shaving”, “Chez Heaven” and “Night, My Role in It”

Charlie Hustle

Ventilator Blues

Dr. Yang’s Emotional Rebalancing Clinic

Strangers

Symmetry

Filling the Void

Clomid Dreams

Sweet Dreams

The Immortal Goldfish

The Matterings of Molehills

Birth of a Cosmic Being: Chapter One

Playing Mother

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