A Poem By Michael Juliani
A Cardinal Flame Went Out in My Mouth October is a self-loathing month. Masturbating in the first dark cold. You ...
A Cardinal Flame Went Out in My Mouth October is a self-loathing month. Masturbating in the first dark cold. You ...
A Prayer for The Acorns Oak Tree trembled at the story of First Tree. First Tree bore the fruit of ...
After the Tour On the way to the train station, an admission that moments, details, are slipping away already— it’s ...
Hey, that’s no way to say goodbye Rabbit the pony got a hay husk in his eye once and it ...
No one ever asked me if I liked being called Pluto When Pluto was a planet, X got detention for ...
Drew a Colorless Galleon On the Wall and It Sailed Away - By Sergio Sarano Case number GL 39-3144 returned resubmitted ...
Chinese Lantern from my Greek Father Though you hardly knew the difference, you could crack shells with one hand and ...
This poem is part of a short collection titled "The Virus," exploring stigma, female sexuality, desire, repulsion, loss, and the ...
IN LOCO Down the lanterns, repent in retirement– Truss-up for children with frayed string. Press one for says-he, two for ...
Transfixed after Chris Burden You want to be bound, in amber, fixed with pins: your spine the concave of ...
Black Mecca Magic city, little trap, you are a mess of tonguing brass. a lap of slack jaws open in ...
Global War on Terror Service Ribbon (excerpt from “Insignia Sonnets”) I want to turn you inside out. From head to ...
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