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The coroner is a crooner who sings the lyrics of the dead written on the flesh of instruments now broken. Laid out in a row along a raucous river: the books and pencils that the four-eyed scholars left ...

The Coroner Is a Crooner: A Queer Exquisite Corpse by Steven Cordova

LAR Online, Poetry

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Amy My whole life I’ve had a gay aunt  & never knew it.  So obvious—went to Smith, no kids,  joked to us: “I forgot to get married!”  There was the lore of boyfriend ...

2 Poems by Grant Chemidlin

LAR Online, Poetry

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Sunday afternoon blizzard on the easternmost pointof North America—early mountain standardmeans my Momma’s at church. I can’t sleep late anymore.Instead I mope, cast hard shadows on blue & purple walls,walls ...

Poisoned by S.A. Leger

LAR Online, Poetry

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Arnisha Royston is a Pushcart Nominated poet from Los Angeles. Having started in Spoken Word and moved closer toward the written page, Arnisha is drawn to poetry that is intimate and urgent, with ...

3 poems by Arnisha Royston

LAR Online, Poetry

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after K. Iver Start when my grandparents were fifteen. The first time. They stood at an altar. Hand-in-. Hand. They lied. Said they were.  Of age. This time. Their parents don’t ...

Family History Rewrite by Jaz Sufi

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The morning of my birth, the mill beside the hospital burned. My father was standing at home  by a window, watching the horizon, his daughter  dying. So many small deaths have happened ...

Cosmology with Self-Ascending by Mary Helen Callier

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When I told my father, on the back porch in the last days of summer, that he would die in a matter of weeks or months, then invited my sisters at the screen door to join us on the patio to share the moment, Susan cried ...

Palestinian Superstitions by Edward Salem

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You say you rock razor blade shades, strut under stadium lights. Like you’re secure. Pop a bottle of exoneration,  free yourself of the punk & pussy childhood  foes pinned on you because they ...

Sequin-Stetted Teeth by Oak Morse

LAR Online, Poetry

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Grace Mathews is a first year MFA student at San Diego State University and an intern forPoetry International. Her poems have been published in print editions of Open Ceilings andRed Wheelbarrow ...

Searching by Grace Mathews

Electronic Lit, Poetry

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