- Sarah Browning
- Sheila Black
- Yusef Komunyakaa
- Eduardo Corral
- Natalie Diaz
From this Issue
Poem
In the frozen square, the student asks me if I will
sell him the books from my backpack. He hides them
under his winter coat. Steam rises from the whole
wheat rolls we break open at the breakfast table.
We drink hot apple tea...
sell him the books from my backpack. He hides them
under his winter coat. Steam rises from the whole
wheat rolls we break open at the breakfast table.
We drink hot apple tea...
Poem
They came as Congo, Guinea, & Angola,
feet tuned to rhythms of a thumb piano.
They came to work fields of barley & flax,
livestock, stone & slab, brick & mortar,
to make wooden barrels, some going
from slave to servant...
feet tuned to rhythms of a thumb piano.
They came to work fields of barley & flax,
livestock, stone & slab, brick & mortar,
to make wooden barrels, some going
from slave to servant...
Table of Contents
split this rock
- Sarah Browning
- Sheila Black
- Yusef Komunyakaa
- Eduardo C. Corral
- Natalie Diaz
- Franny Choi
- Gayle Danley
- Joy Harjo
- Maria Melendez Kelson
- Dunya Mikhail
- Shailja Patel
- Danez Smith
- Anne Waldman
- Wang Ping
- Myra Sklarew
- Claudia Rankine
- Tim Seibles
the view from here
- Slavoj Žižek
- Jeffrey Brown
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