Art

Fire – Louie Ramirez

Trekking through the tall grass; underneath is unknown.
Snakes slither and scorpions shake their stingers, feeling
trembling pulses vibrating on the ground. The critters
Stay low, interpreting and absorbing their anxious fear.

Shivering shoots the droplets off their damp cotton
Shirts, falling like massive raindrops onto the brown
Dirt beneath the brush, alarming the creeping inhabitants.

“Ya mero llegamos. Ya se que están cansados.

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Thanksgiving Dorm Party – David Lohrey

Even the audience walked away from Arthur Miller, our most adult
of theatre artists, and took up with Edward Albee, the vaudeville 
crybaby grown bored of the Rye circuit. Here they stand, pissing
on blank canvasses and drawing pink moustaches onto Renaissance 
portraits. One guy added a tampon string dangling along the inner thigh 
of Ruben’s rotund chick. They’re sawing a Bernini sculpture in half.

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October Poems – David Hay

October 15th

 

A sky swims forward

into the glen of a singing eye,

sinking inward

down deep silence,

where frothing darkness

washes mountain peaks,

birthing through waves

twisting like spines

across black rocks,

as a three-year spiked scream

brings cursed light to a still sky.

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Platonics – Lexi Clidienst

one night the needle
peeking sharp through
my brain tweezed, burst
into your little sighs
in the diorama of your small room

I leaned in because we never before shared
split silence, knifing pecans into stringy quiet,

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