miCRo: Two Pieces by Jeremy Paden
& zhe answered, yes, the certain are so very much like tractor trailers
barreling down a mountain speedway
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Tag: prose poetry
Three poems from Jose Hernandez Diaz
The Coyote Who Was Once a Dragon A rugged coyote wandered close by the oceanside communities....
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miCRo: “Blue Yarn” by Jackie Craven
In the prose poem “Blue Yarn,” Jackie Craven unsettles our understanding of domestic spaces.
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miCRo: “On Saturn It Rains Diamonds” by Christine Kwon
This prose poem name-drops brands in a way that seems to extol consumer spending—until a final turn.
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miCRo: “Convergent Evolution” by Kelsey Zimmerman
The feigning killdeer in this prose poem becomes a mirror to understand the speaker’s own evolution.
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miCRo: “I Am Often Reminded That I Am Here to Help People” by Joshua Gottlieb-Miller
Bosses and shoppers inspire Joshua Gottlieb-Miller’s meditation on work and purpose.
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miCRo: “Why One Cloud Is Kin to Not Liking” by Alina Stefanescu
In Alina Stefanescu’s “Why One Cloud Is Kin to Not Liking,” a deft observation of a cloud’s “power of chilling” follows a list of reasons why the speaker’s in-laws don’t like her.
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“Seven Facts” by Christina Olson
The velvet ant is not velvet, not ant. It is a wasp, grooved with sting. If scooped into the...
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microreview/interview: MRB Chelko’s Songs & Yes
by José Angel Araguz …Some crazy guy told me. His mother was beautiful. And perhaps I should have...
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