Posts Tagged ‘ Poetry XX.III ’

“I Kicked Your Dog Into Space,” by Abby Hays

Apr 20th, 2026 | By

I kicked your dog into space.
Truly, I am sorry.
Mars requested the best of his race,
and he was very charming.



“Mt. Rushmore,” by Ed Ruzicka

Apr 20th, 2026 | By

In my world, the busts of poets
are 5,000 foot tall and chiseled into
the side of a mountain in the Black Hills.
Poets are more amenable to proud Lakota
than are the faces of dead presidents
who never gave a damn about sacred lands.



“Death,” by Jason Boitnott

Apr 20th, 2026 | By

He wears only sweatpants
beneath that black cloak,
relaxed in the knowledge
that he need not hurry,
that we’re going nowhere.



“My Underpants,” by Paul Hostovsky

Apr 20th, 2026 | By

I found them on the bathroom floor
after my cousin and her boyfriend
left for Ithaca. They were green
with gold stripes and they weren’t
mine.



“sweet treat,” by Devarya Singhania

Apr 20th, 2026 | By

it’s like a raspberry tart that
fell.
mom should bake more & amma used to make milk cakes & i miss those.