Spotted Lagoon Jellies
By Poetry Issue 121
agnus dei
By Poetry Issue 121
Unfaith. Is how that which. Without which. Is nothing.
Is nothing before and then after.
In the Studio
By Visual Art Issue 121
Devon DeJardin is a self-taught multimedia artist from Portland, Oregon, now based in Los Angeles. His paintings, drawings, and sculptures reference the body, forces of nature, and the application of philosophy to lived experience. His current work focuses on guardians-entities and forces that protect, guide, and challenge us to grow. Image: Could you talk…
Read MoreA Chamber in the Earth
By Visual Art Issue 121
Hear this essay read by the artist, along with field sounds from the forest site in Finland. —Striving to represent the world, we inevitably forfeit its direct presence. ——————————————— –David Abram I ARRIVE IN THE DARK SHIVER of January in Finland to begin work on my master’s degree in time and space arts. The…
Read MoreDriving around Surry County with Drugs in the Car
By Poetry Issue 121
all the grandmothers who couldn’t let go
are given a sword and some kind of new eyes
The Dead Zone
By Fiction Issue 121
Dad passed away overnight. It was a message from my ex-husband.
Read MoreOn Being Asked, at JFK, to Interpret a Stranger’s Texts
By Poetry Issue 121
Her British husband messages from Maine:
I need more time 2 think. It’s peaceful here.
This Is the Gate of the Lord; the Righteous Shall Enter Through It
By Fiction Issue 121
We are entering in reverse order of our deaths. You don’t need to translate this.
Read MoreSyllabus for Spicer
By Poetry Issue 121
the fool who drinks the moon learns the moon’s old lesson
Read MoreCanto XXXI
By Poetry Issue 121
But your face is quicker than sparrows
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