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Independent writers are invited to share their work and join a growing community of artists whose voices deserve to be heard. There is a $3 submission fee, which helps cover the costs of maintaining our website, compensating our editorial staff, and supporting the design and publication process for each accepted piece. Submissions are typically reviewed within four weeks, and accepted works will be featured on our site with full credit to the author.

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  • Poems — any style or theme, up to 5 pieces per submission
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Poems and Essays

Tide PoolFebruary 12, 2026
Floor PlanFebruary 21, 2026
Ordinary men and womenMarch 6, 2026
Hurricane DadFebruary 5, 2026
Bluebird October 27, 2025
Raggedy ManNovember 10, 2025
When Riding on Range RoadJanuary 2, 2026

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  • Poetry
  • Portrait Essays
  • Ordinary men and women

    Ordinary men and women

    March 6, 2026

    it’s a march on o’connell street.something about immigrants – people as usualagainst them. perhaps 30. not enoughto fill a high school classroomturned over at night for an adulteducational seminar. flags, brandishedmanifestos. ordinary men and women,and about as many cops,and the same number of busesbacked up in a line behind themlike bubbles at a warm bottlebottlecap.…

  • Floor Plan

    Floor Plan

    February 21, 2026

    Arches and stations of iron and carbon!Whose callused hands welded you hence –Wiping sweaty grime from their hardened brow?And, so I ask, you hulking leviathans docked at port,From where did you scoop the tools and trade?Was it the Horn of Good Hope? Or the steppes of Mongolia?Great towers of stone and glass, that scrape the…

  • Tide Pool

    Tide Pool

    February 12, 2026

    And in a puddle up near Oak PointI found a Chinese robot toycoiled in moldy Mickey D foilIts little arm broken off and stuffed with rat shitRight next to this fallen mechasat a crinkled can of Diet CokeIt shines like my favorite bank machine keypads singing those sonorous boop boop boopsThe keys my mother clankedThe…

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